Islamabad, April 14 : Pakistan’s new Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday issued for the time orders to hold inquiry against the previous Imran Khan-led government. The PM slammed the previous government for the delay in the launch of a metro bus project that has been pending for last four years. Terming it “severe negligence”, he expressed dismay over the delay in the materialisation of the project as Rs16 billion had already been spent on the mega project of public importance, Geo News reported. He directed the Capital Development Authority (CDA) to begin the Islamabad Metro Bus Service from April 16. He also visited the Peshawar Morr metro bus station to review the progress of the project. Pakistan’s joint Opposition candidate Shehbaz Sharif was on Monday was elected as the 23rd Prime Minister of the country, after bagging 174 votes in the National Assembly against PTI candidate Shah Mehmood Qureshi Starting March 28 when the trust vote was scheduled, Pakistan saw protests through nights and after early Sunday’s Imran Khan’s defeat in trust vote the rift in political canvass of the nation has further widened. RNJ