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Fence-sitting may cost PPP in Punjab

Summary by The Express Tribune
With its footprint in Punjab continuing to fade, the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) is turning to new local leadership and street mobilisation in a bid to reclaim political space even as its central leadership sends mixed signals about its alliance with the PML-N, a stance seen as confused and politically unconvincing. Banking on freshly appointed office-bearers in Lahore, the party is preparing for a rally on Sunday aimed at re-energising workers…

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Fence-sitting may cost PPP in Punjab

With its footprint in Punjab continuing to fade, the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) is turning to new local leadership and street mobilisation in a bid to reclaim political space even as its central leadership sends mixed signals about its alliance with the PML-N, a stance seen as confused and politically unconvincing. Banking on freshly appointed office-bearers in Lahore, the party is preparing for a rally on Sunday aimed at re-energising workers…

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The Express Tribune broke the news in Pakistan on Sunday, February 1, 2026.
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