PM delays cabinet reshuffle
April 7, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has delayed the reshuffling of his cabinet for a few days. Reshuffling in Cabinet was decided immediately after the Senate elections. The participation of Shibli Faraz and Faisal Vawda had already been decided, sources said.
Senior PTI leader Shibli Faraz had earlier revealed the prime minister s intent to reshuffle the cabinet yet again, saying that PM Imran Khan was bringing in a new team to solve the country s issues.
Sources told Geo News that the prime minister will make the changes in the federal cabinet in a few days, adding that he had completed consultations with his aides on the matter. Sources said the prime minister will make important changes to the Cabinet on a large scale , adding that ministers who did not perform up to the expectations will be removed from their portfolios.
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PM Imran Khan delays cabinet reshuffle for a few days: sources
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Prime Minister Imran Khan. File photo
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has delayed the reshuffling of his cabinet for a few days, said sources.
Senior PTI leader Shibli Faraz had earlier revealed the prime minister s intent to reshuffle the cabinet yet again, saying that PM Imran Khan was bringing in a new team to solve the country s issues.
Sources told
Geo News the prime minister will make the changes in the federal cabinet in a few days, adding that he had completed consultations with his aides on the matter.
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