In this country, not only the Prime Minister, but the entire cabinet is caretaker; Know what is the whole reason

In the politics of the neighboring country Pakistan, a different movement is going on for the last several months. From the movement of former PM Imran Khan to his shooting and then going to jail in a corruption case, to the resignation of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on August 12 and the dissolution of the entire government on August 12, amid discussions about the return of former PM Nawaz Sharif, everything. Telling a new story. No one knows what will happen to this Pakistan in the future. But after the resignation of PM Shahbaz Sharif, now Pakistan has got a caretaker Prime Minister. Pakistan's newly appointed Caretaker Prime Minister Anwarul Haq Kakar has been acting as Caretaker until the general elections are held and a new Prime Minister is appointed. At present, not only the Prime Minister in Pakistan, but his entire cabinet has also become caretaker.

Kakad and his 18-member cabinet, sworn in on Thursday, aim to run the cash-strapped country till general elections and ensure a smooth transfer of power. Government broadcaster 'Radio Pakistan' reported in its news that President Arif Alvi administered the oath to the Caretaker Cabinet. Former foreign secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani has been appointed as foreign minister, Sarfaraz Bugti as home minister, Shamshad Akhtar as finance minister, Lt Gen (retd) Anwar Ali Haider as defense minister and senior journalist Murtaza Solangi as information minister. In addition, ministers from other ministries also took oath. Pakistan's National Assembly was dissolved on August 9, ending the term of the Shehbaz Sharif-led government and paving the way for a caretaker government.

Elections can be held in the next 3 months

General elections in Pakistan are expected to be held within the next 90 days, but may take longer if the Election Commission conducts delimitation based on the new census. Meanwhile, looking at the situation in Pakistan, there is no scope for holding fair and transparent elections. That's why America has also expressed the possibility of rigging and anarchy during the elections in Pakistan. But the newly appointed PM has assured America to conduct fair and transparent elections in Pakistan. (Language)