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NA Speaker gets no justification to further delay voting on no-trust: Sherry

March 31, 2022 03:57 PM


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Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) vice president Senator Sherry Rehman Thursday said the National Assembly speaker got no constitutional or moral justification that day to further delay voting on the no-confidence motion, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

“Imran Khan’s artificial majority has now turned into a minority,” Sherry Rehman pointed out.

“If there is voting on the no-confidence motion, today will be the last day of Imran Khan’s government,” Sherry Rehman said and questioned: “What unseen help is Imran Khan waiting for?”

https://twitter.com/sherryrehman/status/1509410034693787653

She flayed that the sinking Imran Khan’s government then wanted to survive by using the alleged foreign letter.

“After the defection of the MQM, BAP, Jamhoori Watan Party and independent members from the government, Imran Khan should not have held the post of Prime Minister for a single day,” asserted the PPP vice president.

“It is better for Imran Khan to resign instead of provoking the workers for violence,” added she.



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