It seems that the federation will show one, and the other will be defeated!

The article discusses the ongoing political debate in Pakistan regarding the creation of new administrative units or provinces, particularly focusing on its implications for Sindh. The author suggests that this discussion might be a tactic to pressure civilian rulers, rather than a genuine move towards new provinces. In Sindh, the issue extends beyond new provinces to include concerns about six canals and corporate farming, which directly impact the region's land, water, and livelihoods. The article highlights the difficulty of creating new provinces due to legal requirements, such as the need for consensus in the provincial assembly, and suggests that major political parties like PPP and N-League are wary of supporting such a move due to the potential political backlash. It also speculates that the new province debate might be a diversionary tactic.