QUETTA: The Balochistan CM makes no comment on the question of power sharing agreement with Pakistan Muslim League (N) in order to form government in Balochistan.
The CM Balochistan Mir Sarfaraz Bugti denies answering question over power sharing agreement with PML-N in order to form the government in Balochistan.
The CM Balochistan arrived at the Balochistan Assembly to join the session on Friday.
A Journalist asked him the question about any power sharing agreement with the leadership of Pakistan Muslim League (N) to form government in Balochistan. However, the Balochistan CM stormed past the man asking the question just with a smile on his face.
He neither denied not accepted the claim of any such agreement.
Earlier, the Minister of Public Health Engineering in Balochistan, Sardar Abdul Rehman khetran had said that both PML-N and PPP had made the power sharing agreement with each party taking the Balochistan government for two and a half years’ tenure.
He added that there was an agreement about the Chairman Senate and the Speaker of National and Balochistan Assembly as well.
However, there was no agreement about Bilawal Bhutto Zardari to become the Prime Minister of Pakistan.
He said that after the completion of two and a half years under the agreed power-sharing formula, Pakistan Muslim League (N) will form the government in Balochistan.
When asked about the party’s candidate for the Chief Minister’s position, the spokesperson said that this decision rests with the central leadership, and they have not yet been informed who will be nominated.
He added that whoever the leadership selects will receive their full support.
The coalition government is currently functioning smoothly and serving the province effectively.
He further explained that there is no ambiguity regarding the agreement between the Pakistan People’s Party and Pakistan Muslim League (N).
Both parties had mutually decided on a two-and-a-half-year tenure for the offices of the Balochistan Chief Minister, Senate Chairman, Speaker of the National and Balochistan Assemblies, as well as governorships in two provinces.
As part of the arrangement, PPP received the governorship in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, while PML-N was given the governorships in Balochistan and Sindh.
PML-N later handed over the Sindh governorship to its coalition partner MQM.
