Political turmoil in Pakistan: Shahbaz became the 23rd Prime Minister, instead of the President, the Senate Chairman administered the oath; Modi also congratulated Shahbaz

Shahbaz Sharif has become the 23rd Prime Minister of Pakistan. Shahbaz was administered the oath by Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjrani. Surprisingly, President Arif Alvi did not come to administer the oath to him. The ceremony also took place in the President's House itself. Alvi is a special friend of Imran. On the other hand, as soon as Shahbaz came out of Parliament after being elected as the Prime Minister, his niece Maryam Nawaz hugged him and burst into tears. Shahbaz encouraged him by patting his back. Maryam is the elder brother of Shahbaz and the daughter of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. During the era of Imran Khan, he had to face a lot of trouble.

Modi congratulated

Prime Minister Modi congratulated Shahbaz Sharif through a social media post. Said- Best wishes to you on becoming the Prime Minister of Pakistan. India expects you to work for peace and stability by making this region terrorism free. Through this, we will be able to meet the challenges and give a better life to our citizens.

Before voting in Parliament, all the MPs of Imran Khan's party (PTI) and Deputy Speaker Qasim Suri resigned. The special thing is that these resignations have not yet reached the Speaker. So technically this move would be called a boycott from Parliament. PM's candidate Shah Mehmood Qureshi withdrew from Imran's party. In his first speech in Parliament after being elected Prime Minister, Shahbaz described China as a loyal friend. Take a jibe at Imran for putting the Kashmir issue on hold.

7 months for election

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has said that it needs at least 7 months to conduct the elections. The commission said- we will start preparations now, but soon after that it will start raining. Therefore, it is not possible to hold elections before November-December.

After Imran's ouster from power, a big change can be seen in the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). According to media reports, PCB chairman and Imran Khan's friend Rameez Raja can also leave his post. Rameez Raja may announce his resignation after a meeting with the International Cricket Council (ICC) in Dubai.

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Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Ahsan Iqbal said- Our government will take any decision on national issues only after consulting the opposition.

Deputy Speaker Qasim Suri, who rejected the no-confidence motion on April 3, waved the same purported US letter in Parliament which is in discussion after Imran's rally in Islamabad on March 27. Said- Imran Khan's government was toppled due to foreign conspiracy.

During the debate in Parliament, Shah Mehmood Qureshi said – Hum Muqaddar Ka Sikandar. They lost even after winning, we won even after losing. Imran gave pride to the community. He has taught a lesson to live with his head raised. Imran Khan knows English very well.

Qureshi said- that Peshawari wears slippers when Imran Khan meets Trump. When he meets Putin, he wears a salwar kameez. Imran replies to India and sends Abhinandan back.

Expressing happiness over the prospects of Shahbaz Sharif becoming the new PM, Chinese state media said that now the relations between the two countries will be better.

slogans against the Pakistan army

The Pakistani army is facing opposition from Imran supporters. Punjab raised slogans like 'Chowkidar Chor Hai' for Pakistan Army during the rally of former Pakistan Home Minister Sheikh Rashid. However, Sheikh Rashid asked people not to raise such slogans.

Six close to Imran were included in the stop list

Six close friends of Imran Khan will not be able to leave the country without permission. According to Geo News, the Federal Investigation Agency has included the names of 6 close friends of Imran in the stop list. It includes the names of Imran Khan's chief secretary Azam Khan, Shahbaz Gill, Shahzad Akbar, DGP Punjab Gauhar Nafees, Mohammad Rizwan, and PTI's social media head Arslan Khalid.

Bilawal Bhutto termed the no-confidence motion historic

Pakistan Peoples Party President Bilawal Bhutto in an interview with BBC on Monday called the no-confidence motion historic. He said it was a very important first step to correct the mistakes of the past, but there is a long road ahead.

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