Overview
- A three-judge IHC directive to implement a twice‑weekly meeting schedule for Imran Khan remains unheeded, with police again stopping CM Sohail Afridi’s convoy at the Dahgal checkpoint until the slot elapsed.
- Afridi filed a letter through the Advocate General on Oct. 29 seeking an attested copy of the IHC order to formally register contempt proceedings against Adiala Jail authorities.
- The chief minister announced a 13‑member Khyber Pakhtunkhwa cabinet; the governor signed the summary and the oath is scheduled for 3 pm at the Governor House in Peshawar.
- Afridi says the cabinet lineup follows Imran Khan’s guidance, and reports note Imran’s sister granted him authority to proceed after meetings were repeatedly blocked.
- Speaking to media, Afridi criticized exclusion from Pakistan–Afghanistan policy consultations, raised security and fiscal concerns including NFC and hydel dues, and said cooperation with the Centre depends on transparent decision‑making.