The Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) parliamentary committee has officially nominated the leader Imran Khan as the next prime minister of Pakistan. As a result, the former cricketer is going to be the next Prime Minister of Pakistan. In the meeting chaired by Imran Khan on Monday (August 6th), the Parliamentary Standing Committee of PTI
In the general elections held in Pakistan on July 25, PTI has emerged as the largest political party in Pakistan after getting 116 seats. On the other hand, the former two ruling party won the PML-N 64 and the PPP won 43 seats.
If you want to form a government with Pakistan's single majority, then a party has to get 137 seats. The number of Imran's team was lagging behind in 21 seats. In this situation, Imran's group started negotiations with small parties and independent candidates to form a coalition government.
On Sunday (August 5th) in an interview with Dawn, PTI spokesman Fawad Chowdhury claimed that their Joint Seats reached the number 174 in the National Assembly. PTI is now in a comfortable position to form the government. According to Fawad, four seats of the Balochistan National Party (BNP) have not been added so far in 174 seats. Because the BNP has not officially supported PTI till now. Talks are ongoing with the team.
The parliamentary committee, sitting in a meeting at a hotel in the capital Islamabad, Pakistani media said Dawn said. Imran left his house for the first time after winning the election to take part in it. Reach the huge caravan in the hotel. But it is not known exactly when he will take the responsibility.
Earlier, quoting PTI sources, Dawn's report said that PTI is thinking of appointing one from the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) as the central minister. PTI MQM-P, who won six seats in the elections, has already signed a Memorandum of Understanding supporting the PTI for forming a government.