General elections have been completed in Pakistan. Now counting of votes is going on there. At present, in this election there is largely a contest between the pro-Imran candidates, Nawaz Sharif from Pakistan Muslim League and Pakistan Peoples Party. Generally, there are independent candidates in elections but they have to join some party after the elections.
Like India, in Pakistan too, the leader of the party which wins becomes the Prime Minister, but do you know that unlike India, in Pakistan, no person of any religion can become the Prime Minister, rather only a person coming from Muslim religion can become the Prime Minister. Has the right to become Prime Minister. In this situation there are non-Muslim minorities. So let us know how many seats are reserved for non-Muslims in Pakistan.
How many seats are there for non-Muslims in Pakistan
At present there are a total of 336 seats in the Pakistan National Assembly. Out of which 266 seats are elected directly through public votes. Whereas 70 seats of the National Assembly are reserved. Out of which 60 seats are reserved for women and 10 seats are reserved for non-Muslims. In such a situation, the allotment of National Reserve seats for the National Assembly is done in the same proportion as per the capacity of the winning parties.
How to get majority in the National Assembly
In Pakistan, a party needs 169 members to get majority in the National Assembly. Currently the 12th elections are going on in Pakistan. The army has more dominance over the power of Pakistan. In such a situation, the army influences everything from elections to the functioning of the government. In Pakistan, the army has ruled the country for more than three decades.
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