Imran Khan is no longer the Prime Minister of Pakistan

The Dhaka Times Desk Imran Khan is no longer the Prime Minister of Pakistan. A notice has been issued in this regard by the Government of Pakistan.

A notice signed by the Additional Secretary to the Cabinet informed that the President of Pakistan has dissolved the Parliament. After that it is said that from this moment Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi is no longer the Prime Minister of Pakistan by referring to several clauses of the Constitution.

President Arif Alvi dissolved Parliament on the advice of Imran Khan. The no-confidence motion was also rejected by the Deputy Speaker. This has created a very turbulent situation all over Pakistan. Within a few hours, the government of Pakistan issued a new statement.

On the other hand, the opposition had already declared Shehbaz Sharif as the Prime Minister with the support of 195 members. The opposition has also moved the Supreme Court against the dissolution of parliament. That hearing has also been adjourned until Monday. Meanwhile, Pakistan Army also does not want to make a big fuss about this. Meanwhile this notice was issued. -Hindustan Times.

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