A newly enacted law in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) is facing criticism for significantly increasing privileges for Members of Provincial Assembly (MPAs), including enhanced security and allowances. The legislation, passed by the PTI-led government, has raised concerns regarding financial implications and the prioritization of benefits for lawmakers amidst economic challenges. Critics argue the law demonstrates a lack of fiscal responsibility and potentially undermines public trust. The opposition has strongly condemned the move, labeling it as self-serving and questioning the government's judgment. Concerns center on the timing of the law, given the province’s financial constraints and the public’s expectation for resources to be directed towards development and welfare projects. Experts suggest the law could set a dangerous precedent and fuel perceptions of elitism within the political sphere, potentially impacting good governance. The KP government defends the legislation as necessary for the security and effective functioning of MPAs.