Asif Ali Zardari opposes calls for early elections in Pakistan

Let's move on now even after a change in regime pakistan's troubles are far from over the ruling coalition government that has inherited a failing economy is not in a very strong position and is now facing growing calls for early elections particularly from the ousted prime minister imran khan unless dissolved earlier pakistan's national assembly is set to dissolve next year in august and general elections in pakistan will be held less than 60 days after the dissolution of the assembly the country's prime minister shaiba sharif is in london where he is meeting with the pml and chief navara sharif along with top leaders the ruling party strategy on elections and electoral alliances is on top of the agenda for the london meet and reports now claim that there will be no early elections as decided during the london talks the pakistan muslim league's group in london has instead signaled the focus of the current government should be on providing economic relief to the people meanwhile former president and the pakistan people party's leader ali has said that the coalition is not afraid of elections but the general election would only be held in the country after electoral reforms zardari was speaking at a press conference in karachi where he said that the change in law is required even if the the statement comes the day after defense minister asif indicated that elections could happen as soon as october kwaja siv had said that the possibility of holding general elections prior to the appointment of a new army chief cannot be ruled out the incumbent chief of army staff general kamar javed bajwa will remain in office till november 29 this year and that is when his second three year tenure will end for more on ground perspective our pakistan bureau chief anas malik sends us this report from islamabad take a look pakistan's former president and co-chairperson of the pakistan people's party asif ali zardari has said that elections in pakistan will only be held after the necessary electoral reforms now these comments were made by him at a press conference where he has also implied that there is a consensus among the ruling coalition to have uh uh to get done with the electoral reforms before pakistan goes towards polls now this is in line with the demand that has been laid uh forward previously with the form uh by the former pakistani prime minister imran khan that pakistan needs electoral reforms before it goes towards polls uh there had been increased speculations that uh the uh that there can be snap polls uh but one thing that is there for sure is that despite uh the pmln supremo nawaz shreve eyeing or rather vouching for an early call for elections there seems to be this much of an agreement that elections will only be held after the necessary electoral reforms in the country in islamabad pakistan for vuon world is one we on world is one is now available in your country.....

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