Pakistan's President Arif Alvin has dissolved the National Assembly on the advice of Prime Minister Imran Khan. Pakistan People's Party chairman Bilabial Bhutto Harari has said the government has violated the constitution. The no-confidence motion was not allowed to vote. The united opposition is not leaving parliament.
Our lawyers are going to the Supreme Court. Imran Khan told the people of Pakistan to be ready for elections. "I have written to the president to dissolve parliament," he said. Elections must be held in a democratic manner. I urge the people of Pakistan to be ready for the elections. Meanwhile, the Deputy Speaker has rejected the no-confidence motion against Imran Khan. Earlier, it was reported that the National Assembly would be delayed. Imran Khan also talked to his relatives. At least 162 of the 342 members of parliament needed the support of the opposition to oust the prime minister through a no-confidence motion. Opposition parties have stated they will not run in the by-elections, but will not be able to do so.
It was even reported that it was possible without more than 12 dissidents from the ruling PTI. It added that they had already publicly announced their withdrawal of support. However, Imran Khan refused to give up. In response to a question from a TV channel on Saturday night, Imran Khan said that some surprises will come at the last moment. He will play till the last ball. He has been calling the no-confidence motion a ploy by corrupt foreigners to sell it. Imran also called on the people to take to the streets in protest.
In the end, there was a surprise in the case of Imran Khan. This time he told the people to be ready for the vote. The US newspaper The Washington Post in its editorial sharply criticized the US policy towards Pakistan
After winning the general election, the more populous east of Pakistan was on its way to take over the state power. Since the partition of India and Britain in 1947, the western part of Muslim-dominated Pakistan has been dominating and exploiting the east. Therefore, the rulers of the East have realized the threat of the East and have created a stalemate without delegating power. Discussions were going on whether a constitutional formula could be devised to keep the East under the umbrella of a united Pakistan with autonomy.
It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. However, machine guns and recoilless rifles were fired at the area last Friday night without any hint or armed provocation. It has become clear that thousands of people have been killed - a figure that can only be estimated. This is because the Pakistani government has imposed censorship on the news and expelled all foreign journalists by confiscating their notes and photographs. The West Pakistan government has claimed full control over Dhaka in the east. But the demand for control through gaining meaningful political allegiance to the seven and a half crore people of East Pakistan is a mere figment of imagination. Some time ago, the moderates in Dhaka had the idea that as part of the Pakistan Federation, East Pakistan would continue to maintain its regional sovereignty. The moderates have become silent, as the tide of political sentiment across the country is now for full independence for an independent Bangladesh. Bangladesh means the country of Bengali. Bengal is already isolated by thousands of miles of Indian territory. At the same time, differences in language and culture and, after all, this bloodshed have widened Bengal's distance from West Pakistan's Punjab. At this time, it is not possible to say for sure what kind of resistance the Bengali will have, what will be the outcome. The way in which the United States, as an anti-communist force, has been arming Pakistan for so many years and supporting development, shows how irrelevant the eyes of outsiders are on Pakistan. The United States has said in a statement that the US military is using "weapons" against its own people. This is highly reprehensible, but the real tragedy belongs to Pakistan.
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