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Imran Khan's oath-taking ceremony may be postponed: Report

The caretaker Law Minister told the media that as per the Constitution, the first session of the National Assembly would have to be summoned within 21 days after the general election

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The oath-taking ceremony of former cricketer Imran Khan, who is set to be the next Prime Minister of Pakistan, may not take place on August 11, as expected earlier. The swearing-in is now likely to be held on August 14 or 15, the media reported.

Leading daily Dawn on Friday quoted Law Minister Ali Zafar as saying that he, along with caretaker Prime Minister Nasirul Mulk, want the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief's swearing in to take place on August 14 (the country's Independence Day). Zafar said that a fresh session of the National Assembly could be called on August 11 or 12.

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