Five Months Without Resolution: Power-Sharing and Political Money Deepen the Crisis

Political analyst Saleh Rashid said that five months after the elections, the Coordination Framework remains unable to nominate a Prime Minister due to internal quotas and personal gains. He highlighted the dangerous phenomenon of electoral votes becoming a "commodity" driven by political money. Rashid warned that exceeding constitutional timelines could push the crisis to the Federal Court, noting that the continuation of a caretaker government threatens the economy and erodes public trust in the political process.