Gossips all around about the most probable befall of the 5th interim province of Pakistan - the Gilgit Baltistan on the 23rd of the following month. The region was predominantly regarded disenfranchised for decades after it secured independence on its own but was dragged into the Kashmir cause hampering the anticipated development it could possibly make as a full-fledged province of Pakistan. The accession to the country was made on patriotic and contiguity motives rather than by a force or other infiltration. The dream was not to be a fraction like in confederal states but to be a full-blown and vigorous revenue-generating province. Once again, rumors hyped in the air to grant GB an identification or a status of an interim province are being stammered. A similar proposal was being submitted during Nawaz Sharifi's regime that went futile but the contemporary government seems affirmed to brought up the local economy to an adequate level for more inflow of revenue through sustainable development goals fulfillment. At the very moment, it seems GB seek a leader more certainly a wonk among the bunch of politicians who could best redress its issues nationally, more precisely like Nelson Mandela, who experienced a power shift from radical Justice to transitional justice where the black majority ruled white minority rulers after anti-apartheid movements. We have obviously obscure information about what rights and privileges the federal government will offer through certain amendments in the constitution but certain aspects are foreseeable for every binocular visioner of the matter.
If the triumph is achieved, GB would be the fifth interim province and as to the Chief Minister Gilgit Baltistan, Khalid Kurshesd said in his prior press conference, it would be given representation in the national assembly and senate and our members would be as effective or puissant as rest of the parliamentarians are. If this is so, GB would be able to vote for the nomination of the Prime Minister and speakers of the Parliament. This would indubitably result in early elections in GB, most probably in 2023. More possible ramifications it would have are on the Indian Occupied Kashmir as Pakistan is doing the same as India had done with article 370 and it is most possible to do more in the future.
This would also provide access to the county's highest court - the Supreme Court which formerly was a holy grail to find. This package also includes the dissolution of the Supreme Appellate Court and the Kashmir Committee putting on another breakthrough. According to UNO Gilgit Baltistan is neither part of Pakistan nor India but a crucial part of Jammu and Kashmir until plebiscite is being done under the UN resolutions but until when would they remain disenfranchised. It is well said, "if rights are not given, they are snatched."