
The Supreme Court of Pakistan will hear today in the National Assembly against the decision of the Deputy Speaker to reject the no-confidence motion moved by the opposition and dissolve the cabinet. The court has taken suo moto cognizance in this matter. The matter will be heard by a three-member bench comprising Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandiyal, Justice Ijazul Ahsan, and Justice Mohammad Ali Mazhar. Chief Justice Bandiyal had said yesterday that whether the PM or the President, everyone's orders come in the category under consideration for the court. The opposition had also moved the Supreme Court yesterday in this matter. Pakistan's newspaper Dawn quoted legal experts as saying that until the Supreme Court's decision in this matter is not received, the position of the National Assembly will remain the same.
The Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly rejected the no-confidence motion moved by the opposition citing Article 5 of the Constitution. He said that foreign powers do not have the right to do such acts in Pakistan in collaboration with the opposition. The entire incident has angered the opposition. Immediately after the decision of the Deputy Speaker, President Arif Alvi on the advice of Prime Minister Imran Khan dissolved the National Assembly. Now elections will be held in the country within three months. The opposition has called Imran Khan a traitor. After the decision of this deputy speaker on Sunday, there was a lot of uproar in the National Assembly.
Know what happened since yesterday:-
Section 144 was imposed in Islamabad. Commandos were deployed outside the National Assembly. The security system of the capital was beefed up.
The proceedings of the National Assembly began at 11:30.
Speaker Assad Faisal was out of the proceedings of the National Assembly. The opposition had also brought a no-confidence motion against him.
Initiating the debate on the no-confidence motion, the opposition accused Imran Khan.
Imran Khan's minister replied on behalf of the government. Said- It is plotting to topple the government at the behest of foreign powers.
The Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly rejected the no-confidence motion of the opposition, citing Article 5 of the Constitution. He said that foreign powers do not have the right to create such a conspiracy with the opposition inside the country.
Imran Khan addressed the nation immediately after the decision of the Deputy Speaker.
Imran said in his address that on his advice the President dissolved the assembly. Now elections will be held again. He also termed the no-confidence motion a foreign conspiracy.
There was a lot of uproar in the National Assembly against the decision of the Deputy Speaker.
The opposition called Imran a traitor.
The opposition refused to walk out of the National Assembly. Said- Will not go out till the demand is not met. Opposition protests begin
The PPP sent its lawyer to the Supreme Court to petition against the verdict.
Supreme Court took suo moto cognizance of the matter. The court said- the decisions of the President and the PM are also worth considering.
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