‘The King is Dead’: Twitter Decodes Sharif’s Resignation as Pak PM

Journalists, politicians and public took to Twitter to weigh in on Nawaz Sharif’s resignation as Pakistan PM. 
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File photo of Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. (Photo: Reuters)
File photo of Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. (Photo: Reuters)
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Nawaz Sharif resigned as Pakistan Prime Minister after the country’s Supreme Court disqualified him over the Panamagate case on 28 July.

Sharif’s resignation has, quite predictably, sparked political turmoil in the country. A number of journalists and politicians took to Twitter to weigh in on the “historic” decision and what it means for Pakistan.

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‘The King is Dead’

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