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Naqvi rules out govt early exit, says will complete term
Naqvi said the prime minister will serve the full five-year term and urged a public audit of federal ministries to improve accountability.
- On Wednesday in Lahore, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi dismissed speculation about the government's future, asserting that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will complete his full five-year constitutional tenure.
- Heightened political speculation followed Naqvi's comments last week, in which he publicly described Pakistan's governance structure as "collapsed" and advocated for creating new administrative provinces.
- Defending his remarks, Naqvi argued the "80-year-old" system is broken, claiming that if the prime minister had inherited a better model, he could have moved the country forward "100 times faster."
- Defence Minister Khawaja Asif questioned how Naqvi could criticize the current political system after holding a "very powerful position" within that administration for three and a half years.
- Naqvi requested an independent audit of all ministries, stating that "the will of the people of Pakistan is supreme" and any administrative reset must follow constitutional methods and legal procedures.
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Shehbaz Sharif govt will complete full five-year term: Pakistan Interior Minister
Lahore, Aug 5 (PTI): Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi on Wednesday dismissed speculation over the future of the Shehbaz Sharif-led government, asserting that it would complete its full five-year constitutional ter.
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