Pakistan govt won’t resign on Jan 31: Foreign Minister Qureshi

Image Source : TWITTER Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi
The incumbent Imran Khan-led authorities of Pakistan won’t resign on January 31 as demanded by the 11-party PDM opposition alliance, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi confirmed on Saturday.
Qureshi made the remarks whereas chatting with Geo News after the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) introduced to accentuate its anti-government marketing campaign and once more requested the Prime Minister to step down earlier than the January 31 deadline.
“Prime Minister Imran Khan enjoys the confidence of the National Assembly. Why would he resign on the Opposition’s demand?” the Foreign Minister queried.
He stated that the PDM had earlier introduced to resign from the provincial assemblies on December 31, 2020, however the date has handed.

“The public has realised the Opposition’s true agenda and their ‘jalsas’ (rallies) do not have that strength,” Qureshi instructed Geo News.
Last week, Pakistan Peoples Party chief Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari had threatened to guide a protracted march to Islamabad if Khan didn’t resign by January 31, insisting that there was no time left for dialogue.
The PDM has change into a serious resistance for Prime Minister Khan’s authorities, who maintains that the prime agenda of the opposition motion is to hunt leverage and aid for political leaders from corruption instances.
Khan, in a latest assertion, stated that irrespective of how robust the opposition events might change into, he won’t ever be giving them any leverage towards what he known as stolen cash of the individuals and the nation.
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