Pakistan, Oct. 15 -- Prime Minister's Adviser and Senator Rana Sanaullah has claimed that Sohail Afridi has constitutionally ceased to hold the office of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister. Speaking in interview on Thursday, October 15, he said Afridi would have to face the cases registered against him. Sanaullah added that no discussions had taken place regarding Afridi's political future.

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Sanaullah said he could not predict how long Afridi might remain in jail. He also discussed the constitutional framework for governor's rule and emergency measures. According to him, governor's rule can initially remain in place for two months and may extended up to six month...