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Islamabad: Eleven days have passed since the disappointing results of parliamentary elections in Pakistan, but the government has not been formed yet, between Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) and Bilawal Bhutto Zardari's Pakistan People's Party (PPP) concluded today. However, no decision was taken. Could go. So now, the two sides are scheduled to hold talks again tomorrow, Wednesday, but observers are skeptical of any concrete outcome.
It is noteworthy that the very next day after the start of these talks, Pakistan's interim Prime Minister Anwar ul Haq Kakkar had expressed his displeasure. The 17th reported that 'the country is falling towards chaos and anarchy.'
Surprisingly, when the talks started and its first round began, PMLN leader Azam Nazir Tarar said that the talks were moving in a constructive direction. Quoting Tarar, Geo News said that some decisions have also been taken regarding the inclusion of PPP in the cabinet.
It is well known that there were allegations of large-scale rigging in the Pakistani parliamentary elections and especially in the announcement of the results, on the other hand, there is uncertainty regarding government formation even after eleven days of the completion of the elections.
Sadly, after Imran Khan's party PTI was declared illegal, former members of that party stood as independents and won the highest number of seats (92). But to stop him from coming to power, PMLN and PPP decided to form an alliance. But the deadlock regarding how many members of PPP should be included in the cabinet and where to account to them could not be resolved and that too after five rounds of talks, now the sixth round of talks is going to be held tomorrow on Wednesday. Observers say watch and wait, the sixth draw is also likely to be inconclusive. Remember Kakkar's prediction.