Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Senior Vice President Fawad Chaudhry expressed confidence in Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir and said that after the arrival of the new Army Chief, 50% improvement has been seen in the affairs.
While giving an interview to a private channel, Fawad said that the party expects the army chief to go ahead and improve the situation.
Responding to a question about PTI’s plan to ‘test’ Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif through a vote of confidence, the former information minister confirmed that the prime minister would have to take a vote of confidence from the National Assembly.
“We will soon request the President [Dr Arif Alvi] to ask [Prime Minister] Shehbaz for a vote of confidence,” he told 35 more PTI lawmakers on behalf of National Assembly Speaker Raja Pervez Ashraf. said a few hours after his resignation was accepted.
The PDM, which had recently been reluctant to accept PTI’s resignations and wanted members of the leading opposition party to return to the National Assembly, recently accepted the resignation of PTI Chairman Imran Khan. The PDM took a U-turn after announcing its strategy to oust the Prime Minister Shahbaz government. .
After winning the vote of confidence in Punjab Chief Minister Pervez Elahi and dissolving the Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assemblies, the PTI announced its next political strategy to remove the coalition government by winning a vote of confidence through President Alvi.
Rejecting the PDM’s strategy of accepting the resignations of PTI MNAs, Fawad reiterated his party’s demand for a date for general elections, saying that now the Speaker of the National Assembly has accepted 81 resignations. are taken, the coalition government should announce the date of snap elections.
It should be noted that after the acceptance of the resignations of 80 PTI and 81 MNAs including one of its ally Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed and their de-notification by the Election Commission of Pakistan, the fate of the remaining 46 PTI MNAs. Now in hand. Speaker of the National Assembly
The PTI leader also held the current Pakistan Democratic Movement-led government responsible for the current political and economic crisis. “We are heading towards a Sri Lankan situation,” he claimed.
