Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's Government on Borrowed Time, Experts Say

The only question resonating in Pakistan these days is whether Shehbaz Sharif's government is going to fall. The question is no longer'when'or'how '. The Shehbaz government that came to power after the February 2024 elections, which were considered very manipulative, has now completed two and a half years. The history of Pakistan's politics is witness to the fact that the average tenure of any civilian government there is about three years. Let us now tell you why the'countdown'of Shehbaz Sharif has begun. No government in Pakistan has so far completed its 5-year term since separating from India in 1947 in the name of religion. Most prime ministers are removed from power for one reason or another. This sequence is called the'curse'of Pakistani politics. The current situation in Pakistan is described by experts as a'borrowed time '. The government of the country is at a complete standstill. The internal security situation of the country has not been acknowledged by the Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi in a recent statement.