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  • Nawaz Sharif pleased with Imran Khan’s dismissal as Pakistan PM, says PML(N) chief

    Former prime minister of Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif, is completely satisfied after Imran Khan was voted out of energy on Sunday, stated a PML(N) chief.

    Former prime minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif. (Photo: PTI File)

    After Imran Khan was ousted from energy in Pakistan on Sunday, Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) chief Shaheryaar Baig stated that former Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif is pleased with the results of the no-confidence movement.

    “Nawaz Sharif is completely satisfied after Imran Khan has been ousted in a no-trust vote, stated Shaheryaar Baig, info secretary of PML(N), UK.

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    Meanwhile, supporters of Nawaz Sharif gathered exterior his residence in London to rejoice the dismissal of Imran Khan as Pakistan PM. However, the celebrations have been disrupted as Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) supporters gathered there to protest resulting in a conflict between each teams.

    Police personnel have been deployed exterior Sharif’s residence to manage the state of affairs.

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    Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan was ousted from energy when he misplaced a vote of confidence in Parliament, a good distance off from finishing his five-year time period.

    Sunday’s vote adopted a number of adjournments within the chamber, known as resulting from prolonged speeches by members of Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) celebration, who stated there was a “foreign conspiracy” to oust the cricket star-turned-politician.

    The no-trust vote was mandated after Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously struck down the ruling by Deputy Speaker Qasim Suri on the rejection of the no-confidence movement towards Imran Khan.

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  • Imran Khan No-Trust Vote Live updates: Pak PM summons particular session of cabinet as no-confidence transfer looms

    Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is ready to lose his majority within the National Assembly after considered one of his coalition authorities’s key allies reportedly reached an settlement late Tuesday evening to help the Opposition within the upcoming no-trust vote. A proper announcement is awaited.

    The Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) spokesperson stated {that a} draft settlement has been finalised with the Opposition events, reported Pakistan each day Dawn. However, it added that the celebration is anticipated to announce its resolution solely after it’s ratified by the coordination committee.

    With information of considered one of its key allies siding with the Opposition within the upcoming no-trust vote, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s ruling coalition is ready to lose its majority within the National Assembly.

    Pakistan has been on the sting since Opposition events on March 8 submitted a no-confidence movement earlier than the National Assembly Secretariat, alleging that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) authorities led by Prime Minister Khan was chargeable for the financial disaster and the spiralling inflation within the nation.

    The voting on the movement is scheduled to be held on April 3. Prior to that, a debate on the no-confidence movement might be held on the Assembly on March 31.

  • Pakistan PM Imran Khan wins belief vote in National Assembly

    Image Source : AP Pakistan PM Imran Khan wins belief vote in National Assembly
    Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday gained a belief vote within the National Assembly amid a boycott name by the Opposition events, strengthening his authorities’s legitimacy after an embarrassing defeat of the finance minister within the hotly-contested Senate elections. Prime Minister Khan secured 178 votes within the 342-member decrease home of Parliament throughout a particular session convened on the directives of President Arif Alvi. A complete of 172 votes was wanted for a easy majority.

    The ground take a look at happened with out the Opposition because the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) – an alliance of 11 events – boycotted the voting.

    The 68-year-old cricketer-turned-politician had determined to take a vote of confidence within the decrease home of Parliament after his finance minister Abdul Hafeez Shaikh was defeated within the closely-fought Senate election on Wednesday. 

    The Opposition demanded the Prime Minister’s resignation after the debacle.

    Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi tabled a single-point decision within the House.

    “That this House reposes confidence in the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Mr. Imran Khan, as required under clause (7) of Article 91 of the Constitution Islamic Republic of Pakistan,” the decision stated.

    A complete of 172 votes within the 342-member House was wanted for a easy majority. The ruling coalition had 181 members however after the resignation of one in all its lawmakers, Faisal Vowda, its energy was diminished to 180. The Opposition coalition has 160 members within the House. One seat was vacant.

    The ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) had 157 members within the NA however following the resignation of Vowda, it now has 156 members within the National Assembly. The ruling celebration has stated that Vowda can vote throughout the belief movement as his resignation has not been accepted but. However, the Opposition insisted that he can’t vote as he has tendered his resignation.

    The ruling celebration’s allies embrace seven from Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM), 5 every from the Pakistan Muslim League-Q (PML-Q) and the Balochistan Awami Party (BAP), three from the Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA) and one every from the AML and the JWP.

    On Friday, Prime Minister Khan chaired a gathering of parliamentary events on the Prime Minister House (PMH) wherein all Members of the National Assembly (MNAs) of the ruling alliance have been requested to vote for the prime minister in any other case they are often disqualified.

    According to a Cabinet member, 175 lawmakers of the ruling coalition attended the parliamentary celebration assembly at PMH.

    Khan additionally held separate conferences with leaders of the ruling coalition companions. All allied events — the MQM, the PML-Q and the GDA pledged their assist to him.

    (With PTI inputs)

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