Parliament of Pakistan dissolves non-confidence motion against Khan | news

HISTORY OF CREATIONHISTORY OF CREATION,

Prime Minister Khan says he advised the president to dissolve parliament and call for fresh elections.

Imran Khan survived but move oust him as pakistani prime minister, having received a reprieve when the vice-speaker of Parliament blocked the ban on the confidentiality proposal as unconstitutional.

Khan, whose fate was not immediately clear, later advised the country’s president to dissolve parliament, leading to new political instability in nuclear country of 220 million people.

Vice Speaker of the National Assembly, of ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party rejected move against Khan on Sunday saying it’s gone against Article 5 of Constitution.

Pakistan news website Dawn.com reported that in accordance with Article 5 “Loyalty to the state is basic duty of every citizen”, and “observance of the Constitution and the law is [inviolable] obligation of every citizen, wherever he may be, and of every second person for currently in Pakistan.

“When the council reaches the president, the meetings will be dissolved, after which the process will begin. of parameter up caretaker governmentKhan said. in but live speech on condition-run PTV channel.

Imran Khan asks the president to disperse the meetings and asks for elections. Calls it international conspiracy to overthrow elected prime minister rice.twitter.com/HxbqyF2bxX

— Osama Bin Javid (@osamabinjavaid) April 3, 2022

“We decided to conduct a situationin in National Assembly, if only vote on No-confidence movement takes place”, Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, Chairman of This was reported to journalists by the People’s Party of Pakistan (PPP).

“We are going to the Supreme Court. over it’s a violation.”

The concerned Prime Minister of Pakistan was set to face No-confidence vote on Sunday after the opposition said it had the numbers to win.

The opposition needs a simple majority of 172 votes in Pakistan’s 342-seat parliament will overthrow Khan, a cricketer-turned-politician.

Key Partners in his small but key coalitiontogether with 17 of his own party members, there joined opposition to depose him.

On Sunday, giant metal containers blocked roads and entrances to the capital’s diplomatic enclave, parliament and other important sites. government installations in capital.

More follow