In the golden 20 years of cricket, Prime Minister Imran Khan is unlikely to win the Nobel. In the world of cricket, he is considered one of the most suitable and brilliant players of his time. However, his political career, especially in the last two and a half years in power, was full of nine goals. Unfortunately, in politics, he does not have the services of 2Ws, ie Wasim Akram and Vagar Yunis. He must live with Wasim Akram Plus (Usman Bazdar) and Waqar Younis Plus (Mahmud Khan). In cricket, Imran Khan did very little, but his political career is full of turmoil. Nevertheless, he succeeded with his skill and fighting spirit. There is a long list of political mixers and weak team choices. If PSL cricket is postponed due to Corona among the players, everyone's attention will still be on Wednesday in the Political Super League founded by the big AAP Prime Minister Imran Khan. Imran's attempt to oust former Prime Minister Yusif Raza Gilani is a weak point
Wrong player Abdul Hafeez Sheikh did not choose. He threw a few shots and missed the match with seven to nine goals (rejected votes). Now it is a matter of research whether their players will match the political elites. But one thing is certain, even if someone is present, the captain will not take action against him because he has no confidence in him. Politics is a different kind of game where there is not as much space for nubal or wrong shots as there are two and a half years. You have two years to improve your bowling and batting. At the same time, we have to admit the political mistakes made so far, I have known Imran since the cricket era and I know that he is a great fighter. For this reason, the Election Commission decided to vote in confidence instead of challenging the result. There is definitely some risk in this decision. However, this will undoubtedly alleviate the frustration of the ruling PTI. The danger is that if the vote of confidence fails, he will have to resign and new elections will be held. This is a courageous decision. If they get a vote of confidence, their positions will be strengthened and they will be able to be aggressive with the opposition. Whatever the outcome, it is important for the prime minister and his team to think about their own business rather than calling the defeat of Abdul Hafeez Sheikh a result of rival horse trading. In addition to his political mixers, the khan has other shortcomings, such as his failure to do anything on the political front, even though the adviser appears to be dealing with them. The prime minister knew where the problem was, and if he hadn't campaigned, the difference could have been bigger. We need to think about what went wrong with the horse trade claims. Imran Khan's party emerged as the largest majority party in the 2018 elections, but due to the lack of an open majority, the MQM, the Balochistan Awami Party, the Balochistan National Party, the BNP (Mengal), the PML-Q and the South Punjab State had to rely on it. Allies like the front. The prime minister must think about how the members of parliament, whom he has not met for two and a half years, including his colleagues, including Abdul Hafeez Sheikh, have collected allegations of cold-bloodedness. Imran Khan knows how much he dislikes his unelected advisers, MNAs, MPAs, and especially his close ministers, Fawad Chaudhry, Assad Omar, Shirin Mazari, and Sheikh Rashid. They should have voted for Hafeez Sheikh, but Imran Khan knows how much he likes them. So was Sheikh the right choice for the Senate? The answer is no. Fauzia Arshad of the PTI received 174 votes and Hafeez Sheikh 164 votes. Former Prime Minister Yusif Raza Gilani, who defeated the sheikh, was a joint candidate of the PDM parties and Asif Ali Zardari. Zardari worked on this formula for six months. If the prime minister had given a ticket to a former party leader, the result would have been different. PDM and Zardari, taking advantage of the turmoil in the PTI assembly, can not rule out the possibility of a foul game. For example, the PTI Sindh MPA and MNA, which included Karachi members, formed a separate group and openly disagreed with the party, but the government did not take them seriously. The prime minister met with him only twice and promised that his complaints would be resolved, but no progress was made. Does the Prime Minister know that despite the help and support of neutral judges, the strong opposition party has not been able to break the PML-N? The recent by-elections in Punjab were enough to wake up. His elected prime minister, Usman Bazdar, has already done a lot of damage to him and his party. The successive defeats in the PTI's Parviz Khattak constituency in Sindh, Punjab and KP clearly show that not everything is going well in the PTI in these three provinces. The political dynamics of Baluchistan are different. Imran Khan should consider himself lucky that the margin has not increased much due to some constituencies despite the cracks in the party due to the removal of Jahangir Tareen No. 2. Jahangir Tareen started the Sheikh's election campaign, but Khan sat back from the cold. seal. Now is the time to reconsider Prime Minister Imran Khan's policies and policies, especially his attitude towards the allies. BNP Mengal did not care when he left it and joined the opposition. PML-Q and MQM have personal reasons to support him, and about a year later he met Chaudhrys of PML-Q in Gujarat. Although the prime minister will receive a vote of confidence, he will have to pay more attention to the party's MNAs, MPAs and allies. According to the decision of the Supreme Court, local elections will have to be changed in Punjab and PK.
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