Whole world is silent on Kashmir issue' As soon as Shahbaz Sharif became PM, he again spewed poison against India.

Pakistan New PM Shahbaz Sharif : After debates and political drama, the way to form a new government in Pakistan is now clear. Shahbaz Sharif is going to become the Prime Minister for the second time. As soon as he was elected as the Prime Minister, he has again started spewing poison against India. He made big claims about Jammu and Kashmir and said, 'Kashmiris are flowing in Kashmir and the whole valley has turned red with blood. However, the whole world is silent. We know why they are silent.'

Shahbaz expressed his desire to improve relations with neighboring countries

Shahbaz has appealed to the National Assembly to pass a resolution for the independence of Kashmir. He will become the 24th Prime Minister of Pakistan. 201 votes were cast in his support in the National Assembly, while the opposition PTI's PM candidate Omar Ayub Khan got 92 votes. Shahbaz has expressed his desire to improve relations with all countries, including neighboring countries, but is sticking to his old agenda regarding Kashmir.

Shahbaz Sharif swearing in tomorrow

The political drama that has been going on for several days in Pakistan has come to an end today. A new Prime Minister has been announced today, in which former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's younger brother Shahbaz Sharif has been elected as the next Prime Minister of Pakistan. National Assembly Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq announced that PML-N President Shahbaz Sharif has been elected as the 24th Prime Minister of Pakistan by securing 201 votes. He will take the oath of office of the Prime Minister tomorrow at 3.00 pm at Rashtrapit Bhavan. Army Chief General Asim Munir, Interim Prime Minister Anwarul Haque Kakar, Chief Minister and Governors of all states will also be present in this ceremony.

An appeal to pass a resolution for the independence of Kashmir

Due to the intervention of the international community, peace has been restored in countries like Sudan, Somalia, and Iceland. Shahbaz mentioned these three countries and appealed to pass a resolution against it in Palestine, Gaza and Kashmir. He appealed to the opposition MPs to work together for 'freedom of Palestine and Kashmir'.

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