Shehbaz Sharif on Pakistan Election: Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Sunday (July 16) announced that his government will hand over power to a caretaker government before the end of its term next month. The statement of the Pak PM indicates that the National Assembly is going to be dissolved a few days before the completion of the term. In such a situation, general elections can be held in November.
A few days ago, Prime Minister Sharif announced that his government would complete its term, which ends on August 13. It appears that Shahbaz took this decision due to the advice of his ally Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Asif Ali Zardari.
What is the benefit of Shahbaz in prematurely dissolving the National Assembly?
A senior PPP leader said on Sunday, “Zardari, in a meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz on Saturday (July 15), asked him to dissolve the National Assembly a few days before the end of the government’s term, so that elections could be held in November.” Can.
Under the constitution, if the National Assembly completes its term, elections have to be held within 60 days, but if the assembly is dissolved prematurely, the government will get 90 days to hold elections.
The five-year term of the National Assembly ends on August 12, 2018. Imran Khan It started with the coming to power of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and is about to be completed with the ruling coalition led by Shahbaz.
If we win, we will change the fate of the country – Shahbaz Sharif
Addressing the laptop distribution ceremony in Sialkot, Shehbaz Sharif said, “Our government will complete its term next month. We are hopeful that we will hand over power before the end of the term and a new interim government will take over.” Shehbaz said that if his party (PML-N) wins the upcoming general elections, it will change the fortunes of the country.
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