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Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his cabinet have resigned today. After this, Shigeru Ishiba is going to take oath as the next Prime Minister of Japan. However, Shigeru Ishiba is the leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. He has also been a former Defense Minister.
Cabinet ministers were forced to resign
Kishida and his cabinet ministers were forced to resign due to several serious corruption allegations. Now the appointment of a new Prime Minister in Japan and then the formation of a new government will have a new impact on the entire Asia including India.
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary announced this
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi made the announcement today, saying Kishida and his ministers submitted their resignations at a cabinet meeting on Tuesday. After this, the path has been cleared for Shigeru Ishiba to become Prime Minister.
After voting, Ishiba is sure to become Prime Minister!
Ishiba was elected leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party on Friday. So that he can take Kishida's place. Kishida announced his resignation in August at the end of his three-year term. After voting in Parliament today, Ishiba is certain to become Prime Minister, as his party's ruling coalition has a majority in Parliament.
Relations between India and Japan will be affected!
Even though the Prime Minister has changed in Japan, the ruling party remains the same. Therefore, relations with India will not be affected much. Anyway, after becoming the Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba will soon announce his new cabinet and will also announce elections in the country.
Parliamentary elections will be held on October 27
After being formally elected the country's prime minister on Tuesday, Ishiba said on Monday that she was planning to hold parliamentary elections on October 27. Ishiba mentioned the election date while announcing the top leadership of the party before forming his Cabinet on Monday.
China is the arch enemy of India and Japan
If Ishiba's party wins after the elections, he can become Prime Minister again. Ishiba becoming Prime Minister is a good sign for India. Why are relations between PM Modi and India better than his party leader Fumio Kishida? Another important thing is that China is the joint arch enemy of India and Japan. In such a situation, even after the change of power in Japan, relations between India and Japan will remain strong.