JUI-F Rules Out Alliance With Govt or Opposition: Hamdullah.

amiat Ulema-e-Islam Fazl (JUI-F) leader Hafiz Hamdullah has made it clear that his party will not align with either the government or the opposition, signaling an independent political stance amid Pakistan’s shifting power dynamics.

In a firm declaration that highlights the evolving political climate in Pakistan, senior leader Hafiz Hamdullah of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Fazl (JUI-F) has announced that the party will not form an alliance with either the ruling government or the opposition. The statement reaffirms JUI-F’s decision to remain politically independent at a time when many parties are considering strategic partnerships ahead of future political developments.

Speaking to reporters, Hamdullah clarified that the party has no intention of joining any political bloc neither the government’s coalition nor the opposing alliance. He emphasized that JUI-F is committed to standing by its principles rather than participating in what he described as “power-sharing games” that do not benefit the public.

Hamdullah’s remarks come amid growing speculation about possible realignments within Pakistan’s political spectrum. With ongoing debates around governance, economy, and regional challenges, many political observers expected smaller parties like JUI-F to play a pivotal role in forming alliances. However, this clear rejection of collaboration marks a strategic decision that sets JUI-F apart.

“We are not with the government, nor with the opposition,” Hamdullah stated plainly, adding that the party would maintain its distinct position while continuing to work for the rights of the people and the protection of Pakistan’s ideological foundation. He stressed that JUI-F does not believe in aligning with forces that, in their view, are not addressing the real issues faced by the nation.

JUI-F has long positioned itself as a party grounded in religious values and has often voiced concern over what it sees as the moral and political decline of governance in the country. By choosing not to side with either of the major camps, the party appears to be sending a message that it will not compromise on its ideological stance just for political convenience.

Political analysts see this move as both bold and risky. While maintaining independence allows JUI-F to preserve its identity and appeal to its core supporters, it also limits its immediate influence in legislative decision-making. However, it could position the party as a swing force in the future, should power dynamics shift further.With Pakistan’s political landscape becoming increasingly fragmented, Hafiz Hamdullah’s statement adds a new dimension to the broader conversation. JUI-F’s decision to stand alone, at least for now, reflects a deliberate strategy to uphold its values while carefully watching how the national scene evolves.