Pakistan’s Parliament on Saturday commenced its integral session to take up the no-confidence resolution towards defiant Prime Minister Imran Khan amid indications that the no-trust movement against him should be delayed after the government pressed for a dialogue on the so-called “foreign conspiracy” against it.
The National Assembly will shortly resume the debate on the no-trust vote against Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan. The session which started out at eleven am was adjourned with the aid of the Speaker till 1 pm. The Prime Minister is not existing in the House, however 51 members of his birthday party are existing in the House.
Imran Khan is preserving a assembly with senior leaders of the PTI party in advance of the no-trust motion towards him in the National Assembly, which has been adjourned till 1 pm.
Leader of the Opposition in Pakistan’s National Assembly, Shehbaz Sharif, on Saturday instructed the speaker to habits the session as per the order of the Supreme Court and stated that the Opposition will oust the “selected” prime minister via adopting a lawful and constitutional procedure.
He made the statement minutes after Pakistan’s Parliament began its vital session to take up a no-confidence decision towards Prime Minister Imran Khan in line with a landmark Supreme Court order. Speaker Asad Qaiser, who is chairing the session which began at 10:30 am sharp, said the residence should hold a discussion about the “foreign conspiracy” hatched against the PTI government. However, his advice was once met with loud protesting chants from opposition members.
Sharif, 70, called on the speaker to behavior proceedings in accordance with the court’s directives, stating that parliament would be writing history today.
“Today, parliament is going to defeat a selected prime minister in a constitutional manner,” he declared.
