Imran Khan in trouble after Supreme Court decision; India also responded

New Delhi: The Deputy Speakers decided to reject the No Confidence Motion Against Imran Khan motion brought in the National Assembly against the Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan. However, after the opposition filed the petition, the apex court quashed the decision and ordered a vote on the no-confidence motion. As a result, Pakistan’s politics is once again in turmoil. Given the delicate relationship between India and Pakistan, the developments there are also important for India. Therefore, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs has also responded to these developments.

“This is an internal matter of Pakistan, so we do not want to comment further. But we are keeping an eye on the situation in Pakistan, “said Arindam Bagchi, India’s foreign ministry spokesman.

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Shock to Imran Khan

With Imran Khan’s allies withdrawing support, the government fell into the minority and the opposition filed a no-confidence motion against Khan. As the challenge of proving a majority seemed impossible, Imran Khan played politics and the no-confidence motion was rejected by the Deputy Speakers in the National Assembly. The President then dissolved Parliament. Opposition groups called for a boycott of the assembly, saying it was illegal. After a few days of hearing on the petition of the opposition, the court finally quashed the decision of the Deputy Speaker and ordered a vote on the no-confidence motion on April 9. If he fails to prove a majority this time, Imran Khan will lose the PM’s job.

‘Fight to the last ball’

Imran Khan has convened a cabinet meeting today amid political tensions following the Supreme Court decision. He will also address the nation today. “I will fight this battle till the last ball,” Khan said.