Pakistan’s embattled prime minister, Imran Khan, outmaneuvered his political opponents Sunday as they attempted to oust him from power through a vote of no confidence. Within two hours, Parliament had been dissolved at Khan’s request so the country can prepare for new elections.
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The people are always the strongest defenders of a country's sovereignty & democracy. It is the people who must come out & defend against this latest & biggest assault on Pakistan's sovereignty & democracy by a foreign power thru local collaborators -- our Mir Jafars & Mir Sadiqs
Astonished by reaction of PDM to our calling for general elections. They have been crying hoarse abt how our govt has failed & lost support of the ppl so why the fear of elections now? Democrats go to the ppl for support.
One official said that the way Imran Khan government used the secret and classified communication for political objectives its negative impact would be felt in the foreign office for many years to come.
Just IN: Russia says US is interfering in Pakistan's internal affairs & trying to oust PM Imran Khan's government.
PM Imran Khan’s former Special Assistant Nadeem Afzal Chan says Imran Khan told him he will not work on Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline because this will upset USA, didn’t raise Dr Aafia Siddiqi issue in fear of upsetting USA and cancelled Mahatir conf in fear of US.
Just IN: PM Imran Khan has nominated former Chief Justice Gulzar Ahmad as caretaker Prime Minister. As per constitution of Pakistan, Prime Minister and the opposition leader have to agree on a person for caretaker PM.
1. Washington Post reports rise of Imran Khan with collusion of Judiciary & Military in the name of "anti-corruption" campaigns.
2. MIT research shows how authoritarian regimes back their public power by appealing to anti-corruption campaigns.
2. MIT research shows how authoritarian regimes back their public power by appealing to anti-corruption campaigns.
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