Who appoints the care-taker Prime Minister after Assembly dissolution?

The appointment of a caretaker Prime Minister after the dissolution of an assembly is a critical process designed to ensure neutrality during the election period. The correct procedure is that the President in consultation with PM and Opposition Leader makes this appointment. This consultative process aims to achieve consensus on a neutral figure who can oversee fair and transparent elections without political bias.

• The Chief Justice heads the judiciary, not the executive appointment process.
• The Outgoing PM alone would lack the necessary neutrality.
• The Election Commission conducts elections but does not appoint the head of government.