PM announces to hold big rally in Islamabad ahead of no-confidence motion

The political situation of the country turns to be very unpredictable as Prime Minister Imran Khan Thursday announced to address a big rally in the Federal capital prior to the no-confidence motion, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

During the meeting with five estranged leaders of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) in Punjab’s provincial assembly in Islamabad, the premier said that this will be the biggest rally in the history of Pakistan’s politics.

PM Imran said, “In this rally, I will tell the masses, the motive of opposition, behind the no-confidence motion”.

“If opposition manages to complete the 172 votes in the no-confidence motion, so nobody will be frailer than me”, the premier added.

PML-N estranged members, who have assured full support to PM Imran Khan included Jaleel Ahmed Sharaqpuri, Maulana Ghiyas, Faisal Niazi, Ashraf Ansari and Azhar Abbas Chandia.

Reporter: Awais Kiyani