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Head of the state Narendra Modi on Tuesday saluted Shehbaz Sharif on making vow as the top state leader of Pakistan.

Shehbaz Sharif on Monday made the vow as Head of the state of Pakistan, expecting the desperate nation's reins briefly time, almost a month after an uncertain political decision damaged by claims of vote fixing.

In the February 8 races, Sharif's Pakistan Muslim Association Nawaz (PML-N) party came next.

Free up-and-comers supported by imprisoned previous top state leader Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) won the most seats however neglected to get a larger part in Parliament.

On Sunday, Shehbaz, 72, easily won the political decision for prevalence in the recently chosen Parliament. Shehbaz, the agreement up-and-comer of the PML-N and the Pakistan People groups Party (PPP), got 201 votes in the 336-part Parliament. His challenger Omar Ayub Khan of Khan's PTI gotten just 92 votes. President Arif Alvi directed the promise to Shehbaz, the 24th chosen state leader in a function held at the Aiwan-I-Sadr, the official castle.

Shehbaz prior filled in as top state leader of an alliance government from April 2022 to August 2023 preceding Parliament was broken up to hold general decisions last month.