Amidst a crucial visit from a high-level Saudi delegation, Sher Afzal Marwat’s inflammatory accusations against Saudi Arabia have sparked controversy within Pakistan’s political landscape. Marwat’s claims, alleging Saudi involvement in a supposed regime change operation in 2022, have been swiftly disowned by the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) leadership, emphasizing their commitment to maintaining strong ties with Saudi Arabia. However, Marwat’s history of disruptive behavior and his consistent undermining of Pakistan’s economic interests raise questions about his motives and potential backers. His past actions, including opposing crucial economic measures such as seeking IMF loans and creating discord during diplomatic visits, paint a picture of a figure who consistently works against the country’s stability and prosperity. The timing of Marwat’s statements, coinciding with the visit of the Saudi delegation and the impending arrival of the Iranian president, adds complexity to the situation. His remarks not only risk damaging Pakistan’s relations with Saudi Arabia but also raise concerns about potential repercussions for ongoing and future economic collaborations. Given the sensitive nature of regional geopolitics and Pakistan’s efforts to strengthen ties with both Saudi Arabia and Iran, PTI’s decision to disown Marwat’s statements reflects a desire to prevent further escalation and maintain diplomatic equilibrium. However, the incident underscores the challenges of managing internal dissent within political parties and the need for cohesive messaging on matters of national interest.