ISLAMABAD:
While the Pakistani authorities concerned far from convinced with accusations of “alien plot” against Prime Minister Imran Khan, Russia on On Tuesday, he said current political developments “leave no doubt” that the US intends to punish the “disobedient” PTI chief.
Among the political upheavals in Pakistan, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement. office criticized the USA for participation in alleged plot to overthrow the Prime Minister of Pakistan, claiming the opposition was colluding with Western superpower.
deputy speaker of The National Assembly rejected vote on motion of no confidence on Sunday, endorsing the government’s claim that the opposition was in a conspiracy with foreigner power” against in prime minister.
His controversial decision triggered political and constitutional crisis, and the issue of its legality is under consideration by the Supreme Court.
Opposition parties have denied the accusations. of foreign conspiracy all the time and PML-N President Shehbaz Sharif on The army commander and the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) asked on Tuesday. director general clarify your position.
He asked them to do it public if there was evidence of opposition participation in any conspiracy.
While the opposition may have denied the allegations of any foul playRussian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, in her statement, blamed the US of “shameless interference” in interior affairs of Pakistan for their “selfish goals”.
She stated that Prime Minister Imran’s visit to Moscow on February 23 was the harbinger of the movement of no-confidence brought to the table against to him in National Assembly.
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The statement cited the ruling PTI’s assertion that the U.S. Deputy Secretary of State of State for South Asia Donald Lu visits Pakistani diplomat in Washington Assad Majid will ‘condemn the measured reaction of Pakistani leadership in events in Ukraine” as evidence of US involvement.
Russia blamed the US and its Western counterparts of exerting “brute pressure” on Prime Minister Imran and demands ultimatums.
“They are made This clear that partnerships with USA possible only if Imran removed from power“, the statement said, adding that foreign funds were used to bribe dissidents. party members.
Russian foreign office claimed that the prime minister had “repeatedly stated that the conspiracy against he was inspired and funded from abroad”, adding that “we hope that the Pakistani voters will be informed of these circumstances when they come to the polls, which should held within 90 days of dissolution of National Assembly”.
A statement from the Russian Ministry has been received. in light of dismissal of motion of no-confidence against Prime Minister Imran to be voted for on April 3rd.
On account of The party’s ruling asserting that the proposal was a foreign-funded conspiracy, Deputy Speaker Qasim Suri rejected the proposal under Article 5, and the NA was dissolved by President Dr. Arif Alvi. on advice of in prime minister.
Former foreign minister Shah Mahmoud Qureshi on Tuesday said the primary cause of anxiety in Pakistani society emerged due to “outside interference” in interior affairs.
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He added that the National Security Committee (KNB) had reported foreign interference and found it inappropriate.
“On the direction of NSS, we have summoned a diplomat to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to issue demarche,” Qureshi said, confirming that government recorded a protest through the ambassador in Washington.
March 27 premiere in his speech on public the rally claimed that a “foreign-funded conspiracy” was being prepared. against his government. He showed the letter as proof of Existence of conspiracy to overthrow him government. However, he did not disclose the contents of the letter.
Siloviki privately insist on military management saw no evidence of someone else’s plot against in prime minister.
An official with knowledge of in development on Tuesday told Reuters that intelligence found there is no reliable evidence to support prime minister complaint of foreign conspiracy.
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