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Raja Faisal Rathore sworn in as new AJK prime minister

by Asia Today Team
January 17, 2026
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Raja Faisal Rathore taking oath as new AJK PM on November 18, 2025. — Reporter
Raja Faisal Rathore taking oath as new AJK PM on November 18, 2025. — Reporter

Pakistan Peoples Get together’s (PPP) Raja Faisal Rathore took oath as Azad Jammu and Kashmir’s new prime minister on Tuesday, a day after profitable the meeting vote that unseated Anwarul Haq.

Rathore was administered the oath by AJK Meeting Speaker Chaudhry Lateef Akbar throughout a ceremony in Muzaffarabad, which was attended by Gilgit Baltistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa governors.

Furthermore, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, senior chief Faryal Talpur and members of excessive civil-military management have been additionally current on the oath-taking ceremony,

After the oath, the newly elected AJK PM thanked the PPP’s prime management, together with President Asif Ali Zardari and Talpur, for bestowing upon him the premier accountability.

“I pay tribute to the Pakistan Military, who’re defending us by sacrificing their lives,” Rathore stated in his speech. He additional stated that the PPP has taken the accountability of restoring the connection with the folks.

‘AJK govt will not function behind closed doorways’

Talking on the ocassion, PPP Chairman Bilawal congratulated the folks of AJK, declaring that politics within the area had lastly been restored.

Bilawal praised the “unmatched political consciousness” of Kashmiris. He stated newly sworn‑in AJK PM Rathore had witnessed the folks’s protests firsthand and now carried their belief.

“The guarantees Faisal Rathore made to you’re a belief positioned with me,” he stated, including that the brand new prime minister should now resolve the general public’s points. “You should fulfil the commitments you made to the folks,” he urged Rathore.

Bilawal stated that when representatives fail to symbolize their folks, residents are pressured to wrestle themselves. “Now in Muzaffarabad, your consultant is Faisal Rathore,” he informed the group. He vowed that the AJK authorities wouldn’t be run “from behind closed doorways”.

Turning to India, Bilawal stated that Pakistan’s “normal” after the struggle with India was clear for all to see. He alleged that India was “hiding its face from the world”, and that worldwide boards had seen New Delhi withdraw from scrutiny over the Pahalgam incident within the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).

He stated that america and different nations would hold reminding New Delhi that “seven of its plane have been downed” by the Pakistan Air Pressure.

Bilawal stated India tries to wreck the longstanding fraternal bond between Pakistan and Kashmir. He additional stated Prime Minister Narendra Modi was “hiding from the world” and that India was fleeing from international platforms.

“I wish to inform the Modi authorities: you could have misplaced wars, and now you’ll lose your conspiracies too,” he declared.

Earlier, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif telephoned the newly elected AJK-PM and congratulated him on his election victory. Through the dialog, PM Shehbaz stated that the uplift of the AJK folks was among the many federal authorities’s priorities.

“We’re decided to work with the AJK authorities for the welfare, financial improvement and safety of the folks of Azad Jammu and Kashmir,” he stated and guaranteed that his authorities will prolong all-out cooperation on this regard.

After the oath, Rathore has change into the sixteenth AJK PM and the fourth of the present meeting. Those that have served within the prime submit throughout the present meeting’s tenure, aside from Haq, embrace Abdul Qayyum Khan and Sardar Tanveer Ilyas Khan.

Anwarul Haq’s ouster

The AJK legislative physique on Monday voted to take away Haq from the PM’s submit, after PPP formally submitted a no-confidence movement in opposition to him. A complete of 36 lawmakers, together with these from the PPP and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supported the no-confidence movement in opposition to the ex-PM, whereas two opposed it.

The PPP had moved to consolidate its authorities within the autonomous area shortly after President Zardari revealed the political technique final month. The celebration bolstered its energy within the Legislative Meeting when 10 Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf lawmakers joined the PPP on October 26 throughout a gathering with President Zardari’s sister, Talpur, at Zardari Home in Islamabad.

Amongst those that joined the PPP have been Muhammad Hussain, Chaudhry Yasir, Chaudhry Muhammad Akhlaq, Chaudhry Arshad, Chaudhry Muhammad Rasheed, Zafar Iqbal Malik, Faheem Akhtar Rabbani, Abdul Majid Khan, Muhammad Akbar Ibrahim, and Asim Sharif Butt.

Later, the PML-N additionally tendered its help for the no-confidence movement, however determined in opposition to becoming a member of the federal government’s fold.





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