ISLAMABAD: institution of in military has nothing to do with in vote of no-confidence against in prime minister as well as how Deputy Speaker Qasim Suri declined hear movement in his rule, noticing that unacceptable interference has taken place in Democratic Institutions of Pakistan.
Asked by Geo News if military It was on board with in government in this move to block this proposal, the director general of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Major General Babar Iftikhar, “denied of participation” in process.
Not prime minister of Pakistan ever completed full term and Imran Khan was facing the biggest challenge to his rule since elected in 2018, with opponents blaming him of economic mismanagement and bungling of foreign policy.
On Sunday, parliament was related to the discussion no-confidence motion on Khan, but the vice-speaker refused to accept him, causing an uproar. in camera.
“I rule out this no-confidence motion in conformity with constitution,” Vice Speaker Suri said as session began.
