Who is going to be the next prime minister of Pakistan?

Hello Everyone,

Lets talk about the previous Prime Ministers of Pakistan before proceeding to the next PM. Nawaz Sharif from PMLN(Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz) has been the PM of Pakistan for three times and Pakistan Military has ruled over the Pakistan for 39 years, now in General Elections 2018 Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has emerged as the largest vote gaining party of Pakistan with 115 seats. But, will the PTI chairman Imran Khan be able to become the next PM of Pakistan? Well, there is something called number game. PTI needs 137 seats to form a federal government. There are some independent candidates as well who will unite with PTI to help form a government.

On the other hand, PMLN and PPP (Pakistan People's Party: a previous ruling party) has joined hands and united with some other parties with a small number of seats, are willing to form a federal government. It also had displayed the names of PM, CM of Punjab, Speaker and deputy speaker if it forms government. Nawaz Sharif, being in jail, and not able to fight any elections, his brother would be the opposition leader in the other case.

On 11th August, there would be the oath taking ceremony, so the PM, CM of Punjab, Speaker and Deputy Speaker will be announced. After all the hypothesis there is a very bright chance that we will see Imran Khan emerging as the next PM, he has the lead, All thanks to Jahangir tareen.

Well just hope for the best, lets wish whoever will be the next PM of Pakistan stays loyal to the country and fulfills his promises.

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