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Pak PM wants Umar back in his cabinet

Pak PM wants Umar back in his cabinet

Islamabad, Apr 21 (UNI) Prime Minister Imran Khan has said he will ask Asad Umar to rejoin the cabinet because it will benefit the cabinet greatly.
During a meeting at Bani Gala on Saturday, PM Khan praised the former finance minister and said he is a good man who we hope will rejoin the cabinet. Umar announced on Thursday that he was resigning as finance minister.
According to a Samaa TV report, Khan told party leaders that there were no permanent positions in the government – you either worked for the people or you went home.

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