The Awami National Party (ANP) is a political party in Pakistan, primarily representing the interests of the Pashtun people. Founded in 1986, it emerged from the historical Khilafat Movement and has its roots in the Indian National Congress. The party advocates for democracy, social justice, and the rights of ethnic minorities. The ANP has played a significant role in provincial politics, especially in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. It promotes a secular and progressive agenda, aiming to address issues like education, health, and economic development. The party's symbol is a red flag, reflecting its commitment to leftist ideologies and social reform.