Muzaffarabad/ Kashgil News
Former Prime Minister of Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir Faisal Mumtaz Rathore received a guard of honor from the police at the end of his 9 months and 11 days in power. His short tenure is being discussed in political circles regarding various controversies, protest movements, law and order situation and prolonged internet shutdown.
According to critics, cases of alleged fraud worth crores of rupees came to light from cigarette factories in Bhimber and Mirpur during the Rathore government, while claims of more than 100 deaths and hundreds of injuries were also made in various incidents. During the same period, cases were registered against thousands of people, internet shutdown in a large part of the state for about three months, problems with telephone service and continuous protests in different districts were also part of the political debate.
Political opponents allege that these circumstances have severely damaged the state writ, law and order and public confidence, while the election results of the Haveli Kahuta seat and allegations of alleged vote rigging have also made the elections controversial. However, the stance of the relevant institutions and responsible parties on these allegations is also important.
Various comments emerged in social media and political circles after the former prime minister was given a guard of honor by the police at the end of his term. Critics sarcastically said that if this performance was “brilliant”, then the former prime minister should receive the protocol of the prime minister for life.
On the other hand, there is also an impression in political circles that former prime minister Faisal Mumtaz Rathore is continuing his political activities for the post of state president in the future. His critics say that he should make a public outreach visit to his native Haveli district to gauge his political popularity and the public response to the government’s decisions.
According to reports, as a former prime minister, he will also receive government security and other benefits, including the security of police personnel. However, the final situation regarding these facilities and future political role will become clearer in the coming days.
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