Following the KP-FATA merger, KPK seats will increase to ________ from the current 48 in the National Assembly?
Correct answer: C. 60
- A. 55
- B. 57
- C. 60
- D. 58
Explanation
After the merger, KP’s National Assembly representation was described in the contemporary reporting as rising to 60 seats from 48. The increase reflected the constitutional adjustment for the merged tribal districts.
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