PML-N leader's claim creates panic in political circles...
A leader of the ruling party in pakistan has created a stir in the entire country by claiming that mid-term elections will be held. A senior leader of the ruling party PML-N said that fresh elections could be held in pakistan in the next two years. After the PML leader expressed such a possibility, a new round of discussions has started in the politics of power and opposition. Along with this, the PML leader also claimed that Nawaz Sharif will become the PM this time.
The Pakistani leader said that mid-term elections would be held to pave the way for Nawaz Sharif to become prime minister for a record fourth time. This information was given in the media news on Thursday. Senior pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Javed Latif made these comments during an interview with a private tv channel. Nawaz Sharif (74) was about to become prime minister for the fourth time, but his party failed to get a clear majority in the general elections held on february 8.
Shahbaz was made PM in place of Nawaz after the elections.
There were preparations to make Nawaz Sharif the PM in the elections held on february 8 in Pakistan. But after this, he took a shocking step and allowed his brother and outgoing party president Shehbaz Sharif to lead the six-party central government. Shahbaz Sharif is considered the choice of the army. Latif said whether elections are held in two years or five years, PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif will take over the reins of power for the fourth time. He indicated that early elections could be held in the next two years to pave the way for Nawaz Sharif's fourth term as the country's prime minister, the 'Express Tribune' newspaper reported.
