The Pakistan People’s Party( PPP) has refuted claims of a agreement being reached regarding the appointment of former finance minister Hafeez Shaikh as the caretaker high minister. Nayyar Hussain Bokhari, the Secretary General of PPP, dismissed the notion and blamed Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah for precociously telling Shaikh’s name as a seeker. Bokhari emphasized that the responsibility of opining on implicit campaigners for the caretaker high ministership doesn’t lie within the sphere of Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah. The PPP leader’s reflections punctuate the need for a more discreet and careful approach when agitating similar sensitive matters. preliminarily, Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah had indicated that Hafeez Shaikh was among the campaigners shortlisted for the part of caretaker high minister. This advertisement came after reports suggested that a list of five campaigners, including Shaikh and former Chief Justice of Pakistan Tassaduq Hussain Jillani, had been perfected by parties in the ruling coalition. Addressing another pivotal matter, Bokhari underlined the significance of a indigenous correction to accommodate the results of the lately conducted digital tale. He emphasized the need for an adaptation in the number of seats in the legislative assembly to directly reflect the population changes captured in the new tale data. As the political geography remains dynamic, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s recent hint about the possibility of dissolving the National Assembly( NA) on August 9 has added a sense of urgency to these reflections. This move, if executed, could have far- reaching counteraccusations for the country’s political terrain and the forthcoming choices. The situation remains fluid, and political stakeholders continue to navigate these critical opinions with careful consideration, balancing the need for effective governance and the principles of popular representation.