Imran Khan No Confidence Vote

On the heels on what has been nothing short of a surreal week, in a tumultuous chain of events, Imran Khan forcibly faced and lost a vote of No Confidence in Pakistan's National Assembly to be ousted from the office of Prime Minister.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has become the first PM of the country to be removed by a no-trust vote. Mr Khan, who stayed defiant "till the last ball", was ousted well after midnight, after high drama in the Pakistan assembly through the day.

Local news reports show extraordinary scenes of political turmoil in Islamabad as the no-confidence vote against Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is underway after a dragged out, dramatic assembly session.

In a long televised address ahead of the crucial no-trust vote, Pakistan PM Imran Khan slammed the opposition for horse-trading. He has also made sensational claims of an international conspiracy to topple his government.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is all set to address the nation today, ahead of a no-confidence vote against him which he is likely to lose. After a dramatic week where Mr Khan has already dodged a no-confidence vote, he may resign to save face.

In a huge blow for the ruling government, Pakistan Supreme Court today struck down the National Assembly deputy speaker's decision to reject the no-trust motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan. The no-confidence vote will now take place on April 9.

The dismissal of the no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan was "unconstitutional", the Pakistan Supreme Court said today.

Pakistan President Arif Alvi told the election commission Wednesday to fix a date for a new national ballot, as the supreme court sat to decide the legality of political manoeuvres that led to parliament being dissolved.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan stumped his rivals Sunday by calling for snap elections and getting the presidential nod for the dissolution of Parliament, shortly after the no-trust vote against him was dismissed.

Shehbaz Sharif tabled the no-confidence motion against Khan's government in the National Assembly on Monday.

Even as Imran Khan faces mounting pressure with some allies leaving the ruling coalition ahead of the no-confidence vote, Pakistan Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry on Tuesday said the Pakistan Prime Minister will not resign.

Pakistani opposition political parties have introduced a no-confidence vote in parliament seeking the ouster of Prime Minister Imran Khan, largely on accusations of economic mismanagement.

As the threat of a no-trust vote continues to loom on Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, ally MQM-P, in a bid to put pressure on the ruling party, has asked the government to fulfil three demands.

Pakistan Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmad on Tuesday announced that the discussion on the no-trust motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan will start in the National Assembly on March 31 and voting on it will be held on April 3.

A no-confidence motion to remove Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was presented in parliament on Monday.

On the heels on what has been nothing short of a surreal week, in a tumultuous chain of events, Imran Khan forcibly faced and lost a vote of No Confidence in Pakistan's National Assembly to be ousted from the office of Prime Minister.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has become the first PM of the country to be removed by a no-trust vote. Mr Khan, who stayed defiant "till the last ball", was ousted well after midnight, after high drama in the Pakistan assembly through the day.

Local news reports show extraordinary scenes of political turmoil in Islamabad as the no-confidence vote against Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is underway after a dragged out, dramatic assembly session.

In a long televised address ahead of the crucial no-trust vote, Pakistan PM Imran Khan slammed the opposition for horse-trading. He has also made sensational claims of an international conspiracy to topple his government.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is all set to address the nation today, ahead of a no-confidence vote against him which he is likely to lose. After a dramatic week where Mr Khan has already dodged a no-confidence vote, he may resign to save face.

In a huge blow for the ruling government, Pakistan Supreme Court today struck down the National Assembly deputy speaker's decision to reject the no-trust motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan. The no-confidence vote will now take place on April 9.

The dismissal of the no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan was "unconstitutional", the Pakistan Supreme Court said today.

Pakistan President Arif Alvi told the election commission Wednesday to fix a date for a new national ballot, as the supreme court sat to decide the legality of political manoeuvres that led to parliament being dissolved.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan stumped his rivals Sunday by calling for snap elections and getting the presidential nod for the dissolution of Parliament, shortly after the no-trust vote against him was dismissed.

Shehbaz Sharif tabled the no-confidence motion against Khan's government in the National Assembly on Monday.

Even as Imran Khan faces mounting pressure with some allies leaving the ruling coalition ahead of the no-confidence vote, Pakistan Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry on Tuesday said the Pakistan Prime Minister will not resign.

Pakistani opposition political parties have introduced a no-confidence vote in parliament seeking the ouster of Prime Minister Imran Khan, largely on accusations of economic mismanagement.

As the threat of a no-trust vote continues to loom on Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, ally MQM-P, in a bid to put pressure on the ruling party, has asked the government to fulfil three demands.

Pakistan Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmad on Tuesday announced that the discussion on the no-trust motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan will start in the National Assembly on March 31 and voting on it will be held on April 3.

A no-confidence motion to remove Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was presented in parliament on Monday.