Opposition figures and political analysts warn that the government’s move to unilaterally announce elections without broader consensus risks deepening divisions and escalating tensions. They argue the decision undermines dialogue and could provoke further unrest, particularly in regions already strained by political instability. With no clear mechanism for addressing grievances, observers fear the process may instead fuel rather than resolve existing conflicts. The controversy highlights growing concerns over whether the election timeline serves national reconciliation or deepens polarization.
Critics say unilateral decision to call polls is a recipe for more conflict.
