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Imran Khan may take oath as PM on Aug 14: Reports

| @indiablooms | Aug 04, 2018, at 04:20 pm

Islamabad, Aug 4 (IBNS): Pakistan's Prime Minister-elect Imran Khan might take oath on Aug 14, media reports said.

Aug 14 marks the Independence Day of Pakistan.

“It is my and caretaker prime minister retired Justice Nasirul Mulk’s desire that the oath-taking of the new prime minister should take place on Aug 14,” caretaker law minister Ali Zafar told Dawn on Friday.

Imran Khan will be the 21st elected PM of the country.

Earlier, local media reports said Khan was scheduled to take oath as the PM on Aug 11.

Khan and his PTI scripted massive victory in the general polls held in Pakistan recently.

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