Islamabad: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, who is struggling to save his government, can announce his resignation during his public meeting in Islamabad on March 27. According to sources, on March 28, Imran Khan may be arrested in the Foreign Funding Case. Before this, during his public meeting in Islamabad on Sunday, he can resign from the post of Prime Minister and demand elections in Pakistan before the scheduled time.
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party chief Imran Khan can talk about handing over the reins of the country to the caretaker government till the next elections are held in his public meeting. According to the report, Imran Khan will not face the no-confidence motion. If sources are to be believed, the Pakistan Army has also lost its faith in Imran Khan. He is accused of creating a split in the army by running a social media campaign. Along with this, the officials of the Pakistan Army are also angry with him due to the delay in extending the tenure of Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa in 2019.
100 MPs have brought a no-confidence motion against Imran’s government
On Wednesday, Imran Khan had said in a statement that he would not resign from his post at any cost and would surprise the opposition parties by saving his government. However, three of the parties with which the present government is running have indicated to vote against Imran Khan during the no-confidence motion. On March 8, around 100 MPs from Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) submitted a no-confidence motion against the Imran Khan government to the Assembly Secretariat. Opposition parties had blamed the policies of Irkhan Khan and his government for Pakistan’s collapsed economy and rising inflation.
Imran needs the support of 172 members to save the government
Imran Khan-led party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf will need the support of 172 members to save its government during the no-confidence motion in Pakistan’s 342-member National Assembly. But about two dozen MPs of Imran Khan’s party have raised their voice against him. On the other hand, Imran Khan is accusing the opposition parties of horse-trading of MPs. The no-confidence motion against the Imran Khan government could not be tabled in the Pakistan National Assembly due to opposition uproar on Friday and it was postponed till 4 pm on March 28.
Serious allegations of corruption on Imran Khan and his party PTI
According to the report presented before the Election Commission of Pakistan, a statement by the State Bank of Pakistan revealed that Imran Khan’s party PTI received foreign funding of Rs 1.64 billion, of which over Rs 31 crore foreign funding was hidden. . No account of this was kept. PTI received donations of more than Rs 16 crore from one foreign company alone. At the same time, PTI received illegal donations from 349 foreign companies and 88 people of foreign origin. A major part of the foreign funding went to PTI in the form of cash. Imran Khan and his government have been badly trapped in these allegations of corruption.
