Can Hindus become Prime Minister of Pakistan?

Trending Hindu can become prime minister of Pakistan? Together with independent India, Pakistan also originated in 1947. At the time, this nation, built for Muslims, also promised to give rights to religious minorities. No non-Muslim has so far become the prime minister or president of Pakistan. While people of other religions, including Hindus competition election there, have also become MPs. After all, why no non-Muslim in Pakistan has reached the highest position there to date, we let us know the reason. The Constitution of India came into effect on January 26, 1950, but the Constitution of Pakistan was implemented in 1973 after many years. The Pakistan Constitution clearly states that only one Muslim can become the president or prime minister of the country. Section 41 (2) of the Pakistan Constitution mentions that no one will be eligible for the presidency unless he is Muslim. Similarly, Article 91 (3) says that the prime minister can only be a Muslim member of the National Assembly. This means that non-Muslims cannot lead the country there. However, this constitutional ban does not match Pakistan’s founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Jinnah said in his speech on August 11, 1947, that religion would not determine the rights of citizens of Pakistan. Constitutional amendments and socio-political changes over time have strengthened the Islamic identity in management. Click here Life & Style Click for more stories Click here