The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has categorically denied any security threats to Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, while simultaneously affirming the complete neutrality of the ongoing election process across the province.
Official Statement from Special Assistant
In an official statement released on Friday, Special Assistant to the Chief Minister for Information Barrister Muhammad Ali Saif addressed recent rumors circulating about potential threats to the chief minister's security. The SACM firmly stated that no specific threats have been identified against CM Gandapur and that all necessary security protocols remain in place.
"I want to assure the public that the chief minister's security is completely ensured," Barrister Saif emphasized during his media briefing. "There is no truth to the rumors about security threats, and we have taken all appropriate measures to maintain law and order."
Election Process Declared Neutral and Transparent
The government spokesperson also addressed concerns about the electoral process, making it clear that the election process in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa remains entirely neutral and free from political interference. This statement comes amid ongoing electoral activities across the province.
Barrister Saif specifically highlighted that the government has maintained a hands-off approach toward electoral matters, ensuring that the process remains transparent and credible. "We believe in democratic principles and the importance of free and fair elections," he stated.
The timing of this statement is particularly significant given the political climate in the region. The clarification seeks to address any public concerns about both the security situation and the integrity of the electoral process.
Government's Commitment to Security and Democracy
Throughout his address, the Special Assistant reinforced the government's dual commitment to maintaining security while upholding democratic values. He noted that security forces remain vigilant and that the election commission operates without political pressure.
The statement was issued on November 22, 2025, and has been widely circulated through official government channels. The government's proactive approach in addressing these concerns reflects their awareness of public sentiment and the importance of maintaining confidence in both security arrangements and electoral integrity.
Barrister Saif concluded by urging the public to rely on official statements rather than unverified rumors circulating on social media and other platforms. He emphasized that the government remains committed to transparency and will continue to provide accurate information to the citizens of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
