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Vote of no confidence against Pakistan’s Imran Khan - Will it be successfull?




Days after Imran Khan’s Moscow visit, massive political crisis took Pakistan into its embrace, which has raised the eyebrows of many analysts in this region. Some of them are of the view that perhaps US is behind all this political turmoil to change Pakistan's pro Russia - pro China Imran Khan Government. 

 


 



 

Almost all opposition parties have united against Imran khan on single agenda that is to remove him from the post of the Prime Minister and for that purpose, a vote of no confidence has been moved to the parliament of Pakistan, which means according to the constitution, Imran Khan must prove his government’s majority in Pakistani parliament. Effectively the support of 172 members of parliament is required out of 342 members to form government  or  to prove the majority.



Now the problem for Imran Khan is that he is running a coalition government. Imran Khan’s Tehreek e Insaf party has only 155 seats in the National Assembly and as mentioned above, in order to form a governing at least 172 seats are required which Imran Khan has gathered somehow by including few smaller parties in his coalition Such as MQM and Pakistan Muslim League Q. However when this vote of no confidence was moved, over 10 member of parliament from Imran Khan’s own party PTI joined the opposition benches and announced that they will vote against their own government because they are not satisfied with the performance of their government. So in order to come out of these crisis Imran khan is reaching out to his allies. Amid worsening political situation, Khan has shown his trump card as he decided to bring one of his allies Pakistan Muslim League (Q)‘s leader as Chief minister Punjab. Why he did that? Apparently, there are two reasons, one is that Imran Khan wants the votes of his allies in that vote of no confidence to complete the numbers and secondly Khan’s aim would be to divide the vote bank of Muslim league Nawaz (his biggest political rival) in its home ground Punjab. 





Now,  if Pakistan Muslim league Q is able to split PMLN by bringing their electable in Q league's camp, and if they are able to get sizeable seats in upcoming elections using the platform which Imran Khan has provided to them in Punjab by offering them the  post of Chief Minister, Imran Khan could be able to form a powerful government in upcoming elections with the help of Pakistan Muslim league Q. But on the other hand opposition parties have decided to bring Shahbaz Sharif as the PM candidate in case their vote of no confidence move is getting success. Which means if Shahbaz Sharif is becoming the Prime Minister instead of Imran Khan, it will be huge boost for the PMLN in Punjab and it won’t be easy for the Muslim league Q to achieve its desired objectives in Punjab. 

So this final round of this political turmoil in Pakistan is getting interesting as it’s heading towards the make or break situation for the Pakistan Muslim league N and other opposition groups of the country.




 

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