New ‘Census’ delays elections 8 to 10 months; not possible: Kaira   

ISLAMABAD: Qamar Zaman Kaira, the prime minister’s advisor on Gilgit Baltistan and Kashmir affairs, stated on Thursday that it would be impossible to postpone elections by requiring the creation of new parties in order  to conduct a fresh “Census.” Speaking to the media, Kaira stated that the electoral reform process had already begun and that the  election commission was hard at work getting ready to hold elections during the designated time and  timeframe. In response to a query, he stated that postponing elections would not be good for the stability of the nation and that PML-N was likewise opposed to postponing the process at all costs.

“The caretaker setup has a huge responsibility to run a country in an appropriate manner,” he added. Kaira said, “If the new Census notification issue then it will not stop the process of elections.” “In the caretaker setup, politicians need to come and participate in it and performed with a huge responsibility.” “As many of them performed responsibilities beyond the limits country stability lay on the constitution and rule of law of the country,” he concluded.