Imran Khan is ousted as a Prime Minister in Pakistan
Even though the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government tried very hard to block the process of the no-trust vote in the National Assembly, Prime Minister Imran Khan was voted out due to the loss of the all trustworthy vote mandated by the Supreme Court.
The whole deal of the no-confidence vote was supported by 174 members of the House of 342, while members of the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) were absent during the polls.
After parliament reconvenes Monday for the appointment of a new prime minister, a new government will mostly be formed under opposition leader Shehbaz Sharif.
A summary of key proceedings is provided below.
Following the ouster of Khan, Sharif will become the new Pakistani prime minister.
Pakistan’s no-confidence vote overthrew Imran Khan, who has moved away from the position of PM after losing the vote.
Following the vote, an unlikely opposition alliance formed that contains the same issues that beset the cricket star-turned-politician.
Pakistan’s new premier will be appointed Monday, with PML-N chief Shehbaz Sharif already appointed for the job of heading the very efficient armed defence state with 220 million citizens.
Immediately upon taking office, he will need to form a cabinet that includes influence from the centre-left Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), as well as from the smaller conservative Jamiatul Ulema-e-Islam-F (JUI-F) group.
There are reports Imran Khan tried very hard to remove Army chief Gen. Bajwa before he was ousted: Reports
After waking up to a new day on Sunday, Pakistanis are learning the details of the gruelling and murky political proceedings of the last day and night, which shows deft political manoeuvring may have averted a showdown between the Army and ousted leader Imran Khan.
There were many news channels reporting that Khan had tried unsuccessfully to try to replace Pakistan’s Army Chief of Staff Qamar Javed Bajwa to bring in someone more flexible and more sympathetic to his notions of ‘ foreign conspiracy’ and stayed in power.
A helicopter carrying “two uninvited guests” landed in the Prime Minister’s House last night, according to BBC Urdu. They were escorted by Army soldiers to the interior of the building. Khan and the two met for 45 minutes alone inside the building.
This was the first time Imran Khan has lost a no-trust vote as Pakistan’s PM.
The no-trust vote in the National Assembly has made Imran Khan the first prime minister of Pakistan to lose a no-trust vote.
While several attempts have been made to block the no-confidence voting process here in the National Assembly, the vote took place after midnight and a great number, that is 174 members voted in favour of the motion while members of the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) were absent.
There has never been a Pakistani Prime Minister who has served a full five-year term, as reported in the media.
In the National Assembly, a high level of political drama played out following the Supreme Court’s overturning of Deputy Speaker’s decision to reject the opposition-sponsored no-confidence motion against the ruling coalition led by the PTI.
This timeline shows how Imran Khan was ousted in the no-confidence vote
The plan is to file a motion against the Prime Ministers took several months. According to Geo tv, in late 2021, the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) persuaded Pakistan Muslim League (N) leader Nawaz Sharif to file a non-rust allegation against then-Prime Minister Imran Khan. started.
On November 28, 2021, Khursheed Shah, loyal to the PPP, hinting at an internal shift in parliament, said the opposition had enough to expel Prime Minister Imran Khan. On December 24, 2021, PMLN leader Ayaz Sadiq also showed that the opposition was preparing for internal change.
Then, on January 11, 2022, Khawaja Asif, loyal to PMLN, said the government had lost a majority. Internal changes will be made. On January 18, PPP leader Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said a resolution of distrust of the Senate leader would not overthrow the government and the opposition would like to return the prime minister.
January 21- Ayaz Sadik said the opposition was ready for a distrust resolution to the Prime Minister. The timing will be decided later. On February 7, PMLN and PPP formally discussed a resolution of distrust against the Prime Minister.
On February 8 Shahbaz presents MQMP with the option to pass a distrust resolution to Imran Khan. MQMP leader Amir Khan said he would submit a motion to the party’s coordinating committee.
On February 11, Pakistan’s Democratic Movement (PDM) leader Maulana Fazlur Rehman announced on behalf of the opposition that he would pass a distrust resolution to the Prime Minister, according to Ge tv. Meanwhile, the PTI government took the threat seriously and urged opponents to pass a distrust resolution.
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March 12 – Nawaz Sharif and disgruntled PTI chief Aleem Khan mentioned the no-consider movement in London. Sheikh Rasheed and PML-Q chief Moonis Elahi exchange barbs as cracks withinside the authorities’ coalition seem visible.
March 21- The Pakistan authorities filed a reference for the translation of Article 63(A) withinside the Supreme Court.
March 27 – Imran Khan claims that the Opposition’s no-self assurance movement is a part of an “overseas-funded conspiracy” hatched to oust him as PTI held a rally in Islamabad.
March 28 – Leader of the Opposition withinside the National Assembly Shahbaz Sharif tabled a no-self assurance decision in opposition to PM Imran Khan.
PTI receives surety of aid from PML-Q as Usman Buzdar steps down in favour of Pervaiz Elahi as new leader minister; authorities’ best friend BAP aspects with the Opposition. Independent MNA from Balochistan Mohammad Aslam Bhootani quits the ruling coalition and aspects with the Opposition.
March 31 – Pakistan National Assembly consultation for the no-self assurance movement in opposition to PM Imran Khan adjourned until April 3.
April 3 – NA Deputy Speaker Qasim Suri dismisses the no-self assurance movement, phrases it “unconstitutional” and wraps up proceedings. President Arif Alvi dissolves NA on PM Imran Khan’s recommendation and the Supreme Court takes suo motto to observe the political situation.
April 7 – The Supreme Court restored the National Assembly and declared the authorities’ choice to dissolve the meeting and Qasim Suri’s ruling in opposition to the Constitution. It additionally orders NA Speaker Asad Qaiser to name a meeting consultation on Saturday.
April 8 – A day earlier than the residents became set to vote at the no-self assurance movement, Imran Khan stated he’ll now no longer tolerate the set up of “overseas authorities” and could flip to the general public for aid if any such issue happens.
April 9-10, 2022 – PTI’s elected speaker Asad Qaiser summoned the consultation for the vote at the no-self assurance movement at 10:30 am. Imran Khan-led PTI attempted to delay the vote all through the consultation.
However, mins earlier than the clock struck 12, Qaiser resigned and exceeded over his seat to Ayaz Sadiq to chair the consultation at the no-consider movement.
After Sadik took the seat of the speaker, 174 opposition participants voted in favour of the move to remove Imran Khan from the post of prime minister.
Pakistan Prime Minister’s nomination deadline; exiled Khan supporters predicted protest
Pakistan’s candidate for the next prime minister will submit a nomination document on Sunday after incumbent Imran Khan loses a negative vote in parliament, which has almost finished four years in power with a former cricket star.
‘A new beginning’
A key candidate who emerged as Pakistan’s final prime minister, Shebaz Sharif, said Khan’s resignation poses a threat to a whole new beginning. “A new dawn has begun … this coalition will rebuild Pakistan,” 70-year-old Sharif told Congress on Sunday. Sharif, the younger brother of Nawaz Sharif, who served as Prime Minister three times in, was the Governor of Punjab for many years and was known as a competent administrator.
His first mission is to repair relations with the United States’ strong army and major allies and deal with the slumping economy. The army was positive about Khan and his conservative agenda when he won the 2018 elections, but his support diminished because he was unable to appoint a competent military intelligence director.
Economic turmoil and turmoil have led to the biggest rate hikes in decades this week.
On Twitter, PMLN leaders said: Pakistan’s nightmare is over and it’s time to heal. Pakistan’s nightmare is over and it’s time to get better.
She added that was the darkest time in Pakistan’s history and seemed to call the fall of Imran Khan the prime minister of the country.
Political instability is squeezing Pakistan’s already weak economy
Pakistan’s political instability is having a serious impact on Pakistan’s already weak economy. Anxiety has devastated all aspects of the economy and further exacerbated the country’s financial situation.
According to statistics, in the second quarter of 2022, the country’s total liabilities and liabilities reached Rs 52,724.5 million, an increase of at least 15.5% from the previous quarter. In addition, domestic debt reached 26,746.9 million PKR, while the debt of the public sector company was PKR 1,503.8 million.
External debt is 21,004 million rupees, of which 14,810 million rupees of government debt, 4,222.9 million rupees of external debt, 11,000 rupees, 885.4 million rupees, 11,000 rupees and 85.4 million rupees. B2B external debt of offshore direct investors is Rs 782.27 million.
The current financial situation in countries is not suitable for increasing spending, so it is not enough to generate income to cover it. Pakistan’s annual remittance of US $ 30 billion is all used to finance imports, directly impacting the ever-growing current account deficit.
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