May be between 25 and 27 July in Pakistan, general elections, the last day of the present government on May 31
The tenure of the PML (N) government ends on May 31. There is also a consultation about candidates for the post of caretaker Prime Minister.
Islamabad : General elections in Pakistan can be held from July 25 to 27. The Election Commission has proposed in the country from 25 to 27 July as the possible dates for conducting general elections. According to Dawn's news, the Pakistan Election Commission (ECP) has submitted a report to President Mamnoon Hussain and has requested him to fix one of the proposed dates as the election day.
Terming the term of the PML (N) government ending on 31 May,
this announcement came just a few days before the end of the term of the ruling PML (N) government. The tenure of the PML (N) government ends on May 31. There is also a consultation about candidates for the post of caretaker Prime Minister.
According to the news, Prime Minister Shahid Khakon Abbasi had held a meeting last week with the opposition leader Khurshid Shah. The final meeting in this regard is expected today. Before the meeting, Abbasi met PML (N) leaders Nawaz Sharif and Shahbaz Sharif on May 21 and discussed the candidates for the post.
J & K: Pakistan not spared 8 years old innocent, firing dead, 6 injured
Nawaz Sharif's political journey ends
In April this year, the Supreme Court of Pakistan had disqualified former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from contesting elections for the rest of his life. This means that Sharif will not be able to handle any public term for a lifetime. This historical decision is going to change the direction of the country's politics. In July last year, the court had declared Sharif disqualified as prime minister for corruption allegations. All five judges unanimously said that those who are not honest and honest to the Constitution of the country should be banned from Parliament for a lifetime.
Pakistani firing continued in Arnia and RSPura sector of Jammu, 15 to 20 check posts
were removed from the post in July last year, Nawaz
In July last year, the Pakistani Supreme Court had removed Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif as the Prime Minister. The Bench of five top judges of the Pakistani High Court had disqualified the post, convicting Nawaz Sharif in the Panamanian case.
Interestingly, no Prime Minister in Pakistan has been making consecutive consecutive years for the post of PM. Shahid Khakon Abbasi was made the new Prime Minister of Pakistan after the chair of Nawaz Sharif. In the parliament of Pakistan, Shahid Khakon Abbasi of the ruling PML (N) got 221 votes.
this announcement came just a few days before the end of the term of the ruling PML (N) government. The tenure of the PML (N) government ends on May 31. There is also a consultation about candidates for the post of caretaker Prime Minister.
According to the news, Prime Minister Shahid Khakon Abbasi had held a meeting last week with the opposition leader Khurshid Shah. The final meeting in this regard is expected today. Before the meeting, Abbasi met PML (N) leaders Nawaz Sharif and Shahbaz Sharif on May 21 and discussed the candidates for the post.
J & K: Pakistan not spared 8 years old innocent, firing dead, 6 injured
Nawaz Sharif's political journey ends
In April this year, the Supreme Court of Pakistan had disqualified former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from contesting elections for the rest of his life. This means that Sharif will not be able to handle any public term for a lifetime. This historical decision is going to change the direction of the country's politics. In July last year, the court had declared Sharif disqualified as prime minister for corruption allegations. All five judges unanimously said that those who are not honest and honest to the Constitution of the country should be banned from Parliament for a lifetime.
Pakistani firing continued in Arnia and RSPura sector of Jammu, 15 to 20 check posts
were removed from the post in July last year, Nawaz
In July last year, the Pakistani Supreme Court had removed Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif as the Prime Minister. The Bench of five top judges of the Pakistani High Court had disqualified the post, convicting Nawaz Sharif in the Panamanian case.
Interestingly, no Prime Minister in Pakistan has been making consecutive consecutive years for the post of PM. Shahid Khakon Abbasi was made the new Prime Minister of Pakistan after the chair of Nawaz Sharif. In the parliament of Pakistan, Shahid Khakon Abbasi of the ruling PML (N) got 221 votes.
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