Islamabad ലോകം The world looks at Pakistani politics. Opposition groups called for a no-confidence motion once morest Prime Minister Imran Khan ahead of a vote in Pakistan’s parliament. According to Pakistani media reports, Imran may not attend the National Assembly. Imran, 69, a former captain of the Pakistan cricket team, has said he will face no-confidence despite losing the majority.
The meeting began in the National Assembly. Security forces have been deployed outside the assembly. Islamabad announces ban Ahead of the no-confidence motion once morest Imran, a member of the Pakistani opposition introduced a motion to oust National Assembly Speaker Asad Khaiser. More than 100 opposition MLAs signed the resolution once morest the speaker.
The foreign minister called for peace. Interior Minister Sheikh Ahmed said he expected Imran to be arrested. Imran’s Pakistan Tehreek – e – Insaf (PTI) has 155 members in the 342 – member National Assembly. Disbelief needs the support of 172 people to succeed. Opposition parties have stated they will not run in the by-elections. This is excluding the 24 dissident MPs in the PTI.
Shahbaz Sharif, 70, the leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), has been nominated by the opposition to be the next prime minister. He is the brother of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and the former Chief Minister of Punjab. Imran has hinted that even if the no-confidence motion fails, the government will not be able to function due to insurgency and will declare by-elections.
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