Who may submit a written water-supply complaint to the Council of Common Interests under Article 155?

A. Only a private water company

B. The Federal Government or the Provincial Government concerned

C. Only the Election Commission

D. Any foreign government

Explanation

Article 155 allows the Federal Government or the Provincial Government concerned to complain in writing to the Council of Common Interests when interests in water from a natural source or reservoir are, or may be, prejudicially affected by specified action or inaction.

Source

Pakistan Code — Constitution of Pakistan (Twenty-Seventh Amendment incorporated)

Answer verified on 2026-10-17

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