Power struggle in Sharif government in Pakistan: Zardari upset with cabinet; Maulana Fazal said - the new government will run for only one year

Posted on 22nd Apr 2022 12:34 pm by rohit kumar

The power struggle started in the new Shahbaz government in Pakistan, which came to power after toppling the Imran government. This time its Alliance party has started raising questions against the government. Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari and Jamaat Ulema-e-Islam-F (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman have indicated early elections, saying that Shahbaz is not getting a place in the cabinet.

 

PDM target on its government

 

Maulana Fazal, who played an important role in the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), an alliance of opposition parties, has said that the current Shahbaz government will last only for a maximum of one year. Zardari, who played the role of kingmaker in Pakistan's government, is unhappy with the MQM, Awami Party, and Baloch parties not getting a place in the new cabinet. PPP says that the party which supported us in removing the Imran government, those parties were not given a proper place in the cabinet.

 

Political experts said - the crisis on the new government

 

Shahbaz Sharif says that the cabinet was formed in consultation with former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and allies. In such a situation, no party should now object to the cabinet. Senior political expert Hamid Mir says that the new government is visible after the crisis.

 

Bilawal Bhutto meets Nawaz, may become foreign minister

 

PPP's Bilawal Bhutto met Nawaz Sharif in London on Thursday. According to sources, Bilawal Bhutto may become the foreign minister. Nawaz Sharif has given his consent to this.

 

Also Read: After Imran, now there is a cloud of crisis on Shahbaz's government, there is a possibility of differences with allies

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