Rana Sanaullah Calls for Mechanism to Prevent Institutions from Interfering in Each Other's Domains

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Islamabad — In a recent statement, Minister Rana Sanaullah emphasized the need for a robust mechanism to prevent institutions from encroaching on each other’s jurisdictions. Addressing the persistent issue of institutional interference, he highlighted the importance of maintaining clear boundaries to ensure a smooth and effective government.

Sanaullah's call to action underscores the growing concerns over the overlapping roles and functions of various governmental bodies. He stressed that such interference undermines the efficiency and integrity of institutions, ultimately affecting the country's governance and development.

"The need of the hour is to establish a transparent and efficient system that clearly demarcates the responsibilities and powers of each institution," Sanaullah stated. He further noted that without such mechanisms, the risk of conflicts and power struggles could increase, leading to administrative gridlock and reduced public trust in state institutions.

This statement aligns with broader efforts to reform and strengthen the governance framework in Pakistan. The minister urged all relevant stakeholders to engage in constructive dialogue to devise practical solutions that will reinforce institutional independence and cooperation.

By advocating for these reforms, Sanaullah aims to foster a more harmonious and effective government structure, ultimately benefiting the nation as a whole.