Same Page: Pakistan Under Imran Khan 2018-2022

Same Page provides a riveting account of Pakistan under Imran Khan from 2018 to 2022, covering the rise, rule, and dramatic fall of Khan’s government. Written by veteran journalist Najam Sethi, the book offers deep reportage, insider commentary, and analysis of political, military, and institutional dynamics.

From Khan’s military-backed election victory in 2018 to the controversial “35 punctures” election claims, uneasy relations with the army, internal crises, and political infighting, Same Page exposes the challenges and intricacies of governance. The narrative climaxes with the dramatic no-confidence vote of 2022, showing how the loss of military support triggered the collapse of his government.

Packed with insider revelations, political intrigue, and analysis, this book is an indispensable resource for anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of Pakistan’s modern political history and the turbulent dynamics of democracy in the country.

Key Highlights / Topics Covered

• Imran Khan’s rise to power in 2018
• Military backing and political alliances
• Controversial “35 punctures” election claims
• Government crises, infighting, and policy challenges
• The 2022 no-confidence vote and collapse
• Analysis of Pakistan’s democracy under Khan

Who Should Read This Book?

• Students and researchers of Pakistani politics
• Political analysts and journalists
• Readers interested in military-government dynamics
• General audience curious about Imran Khan’s tenure

Author Description

Najam Sethi is a veteran journalist, political analyst, and commentator with decades of experience covering Pakistan’s political and military affairs. His books combine investigative reportage with insightful commentary, making Same Page a definitive account of one of Pakistan’s most turbulent political periods.

Format: Hardback