ISLAMABAD:
How fragile government considers his prospects ahead of in no-confidence vote on Saturday, Home Secretary Sheikh Rashid Ahmed on Friday offered a piece of advice to Prime Minister Imran Khan, which he said he also proposed three months ago: resign.
Rashid, whose own political party This key ally of Pakistan’s ruling Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) said he advised the prime minister to step down three months ago. office and would give the same advice today.
The interior minister’s statement came after a landmark Supreme Court unanimous decision that set despite the decision of Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Kasim Suri to reject the resolution of no confidence against Prime Minister Imran Khan and subsequent dissolution of Lower house of parliament President Arif Alvi on premier’s advice.
Decision 5-0 ordered parliament get together again on Saturday (tomorrow), no later than 10:30, stating that session cannot be interrupted without a conclusion of motion of no confidence against Prime Minister Imran. The decision came like the main shot in hand for opposition and a serious blow to government it’s adamant to hold an election in 90 days.
“Fight until last breath’
Referring to the joint opposition, minister claimed that he fight against these “thieves” before him last breath. “The country cannot be run along with these thieves,” he repeated, adding that he advised the prime minister to resign. in in past and would suggest the same today.
Read Who will be Prime Minister Imran next move?
Referring to the statement of Prime Minister Imran of foreign powers back opposition proposal of no confidence against to him Rashid argued that “outside forces” wanted deprive Pakistan of independence, and this temporary victory was not real goal since now everyone was “exposed”.
He hoped for “good” decisions appear, adding that Prime Minister Imran will address the nation in evening.
“It is stated that the resolution is under consideration and is in force in general. times and continues like this remain waiting and existing.”
.
