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No-confidence motion moved in Pakistan parliament in bid to remove PM Khan Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com ISLAMABAD, March 28 (Reuters) - Pakistan's parliament took up a no-confidence motion moved by opposition lawmakers on Monday in a bid to remove Prime Minister Imran Khan, pushing the South Asian nation closer to political turmoil. The house will begin a debate on the motion on Thursday and a vote is to be held within seven days. "The prime minister ceases to hold his office after he has lost the confidence of this house," opposition leader Shehbaz Sharif said, reading from the no-confidence motion telecast live on television. Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com The move comes as Pakistan faces a recurring economic crisis, with Khan's government banking on the International Monetary Fund to release the next tranche of a $6 billion rescue package to shore up dwindling foreign currency reserves. Khan, 69, a former captain of Pakistan's national cricket team, lost a parliamentary majority with a series of defections from his party, and a united opposition is calling on him to step down. He has vowed to fight to stay put. read more Khan has blamed a foreign-funded conspiracy for trying to topple his government. China is a long-time supporter and Pakistan, a traditional ally of the West, abstained from voting as the U.N. General Assembly overwhelmingly reprimanded Russia for invading Ukraine. Nearly 20 defections in Khan's ruling party and cracks in his coalition partners have made him short of the 172 votes, a simple majority, needed to hold on to power. To try to survive, the government announced it would give the post of chief minister of the country's largest province, Punjab, to one of its coalition partners. But another ruling coalition party decided to join the opposition, making the opposition stronger with 168 votes. The opposition and analysts say the prime minister has fallen out with the powerful military, which mostly determines who will rule, a charge both Khan and the military deny. Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.
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अपठ्यारोमा पाकस्तिानकी प्रधानमन्त्री इमरान खान इस्लामाबाद ।पाकिस्तानका विपक्षी सांसदहरूले प्रधानमन्त्री इमरान खानविरुद्ध संसदमा अविश्वासको प्रस्ताव ल्याएका छन् । खान नेतृत्वको सरकार ढाल्न विपक्षीले अविश्वासको प्रस्ताव ल्याएका हुन् । खान नेतृत्वको सरकारले देशको अर्थतन्त्र अव्यवस्थित गराएको विपक्षीहरुले आरोप लगाउँदै आएका छन् । तल्लो सदन नेसनल एसेम्बलीमा बिहीबारबाट अविश्वासको प्रस्तावमाथि बहस सुरु हुनेछ र सात दिनभित्र मतदान हुनेछ । तल्लो सदनमा विपक्षी नेता सहबाज सरिफले सोमबार खानविरुद्ध अविश्वासको प्रस्ताव पेस गरेका थिए । ‘यस सदनको विश्वास गुमाएपछि प्रधानमन्त्री पद रहनुहुन्न,’ अविश्वास प्रस्तावमाथि बोल्दै शरीफले भने । विपक्षी सांसदहरुको गठबन्धन पाकिस्तान डेमोक्रेटिक मुभमेन्टले खानको गठबन्धनका साझेदारहरूलाई आफ्नो पक्षमा पार्ने प्रयास गरिरहेको छ । गठबन्धनका केही सदस्यहरू खानको विपक्षमा उभिन सक्ने प्राप्त विवरणहरुमा जनाइएको छ । ३४२ सिट रहेको सदनमा खान सरकारलाई हटाउन आफूहरुलाई आवश्यक १७२ सदस्य रहेका विपक्षीले जनाएका छन् । विपक्षीले केही साताअघि खानविरुद्ध अविश्वासको मत ल्याउने घोषणा गरेपछि राजनीतिक उथलपुथल बढेको छ र सरकार जुन सुकै बेला ढल्न सक्ने खतरा बढेको छ । यो खानको राजनीतिक जीवनको सबैभन्दा कठिन चुनौती हो । राजनीतिक संकटबीच खानले राजीनामा दिन सक्ने चर्चा बढेको छ । आफूविरुद्ध अविश्वासको प्रस्ताव पारित हुने भए त्यसअघि नै खानले पदबाट राजनीनमा दिन सक्ने अनुमान गरिएको छ । यद्यपी, खानले आफ्नो पाकिस्तान तेहरीक–ए–इन्साफ (पीटीआई) पार्टी र अन्य राजनीतिक दलहरुकाे सहयोगमा अविश्वासको प्रस्ताव बिफल पार्ने बताउँदै आएका छन् ।