PTI leader Ali Muhammad Khan

• Khan says resignation might be a political device for any politician.
• Says resigning from assemblies for the time being would imply giving a free hand to Opposition.
• Fawad Chaudhry had stated all PTI MPs have been able to resign and a few had already submitted resignations to PTI chief Imran Khan.

ISLAMABAD: Former minister of state for parliamentary affairs and PTI chief Ali Muhammad Khan on Sunday stated that 95% of the members of the Parliament from PTI are in opposition to resigning from the assemblies.

Khan’s assertion was contradictory to that of former data minister Fawad Chaudhry, who had stated earlier in the present day that the occasion’s core committee had determined that each one PTI members ought to resign from the assemblies.

Fawad even stated that almost all of the MPs had already submitted their resignations to the occasion chairman Imran Khan. 

Talking throughout a press convention in Islamabad, the previous minister had maintained that PTI MNAs will resign from the Nationwide Meeting tomorrow (Monday). He added that the choice was taken as a result of PML-N President Shahbaz Sharif’s nomination papers for the slot of the prime minister had been accepted by the NA Secretariat. 

Alternatively, Ali Muhammad Khan, who had delivered a fiery speech within the NA after the success of the no-trust movement, maintained that almost all (95%) of the PTI members are in opposition to disassociating themselves from the meeting. 

“Whereas a resignation might be a political device for any politician however resigning from the meeting at this second of time means giving a free hand to the Opposition,” he stated.

Sources aware about the matter had additionally advised Geo Information earlier in the present day that almost all of the PTI members weren’t in favour of resigning from the meeting however Sheikh Rasheed and Fawad Chaudhry have been actively making an attempt to push the occasion out of the political area.

Members have been of the view that if this occurs, then the PTI, as a political occasion, will “undergo irreparable harm,” the sources had added.

Imran Khan’s ouster

On Saturday, April 10, Imran Khan was ousted because the prime minister of Pakistan from workplace by way of a no-confidence movement.

The session was chaired by Ayaz Sadiq — a member of the panel of chairs — after speaker Asad Qasier resigned from his submit.

“174 members have recorded their votes in favour of the decision, consequently the decision for the vote on no-confidence in opposition to Mr Imran Khan, the prime minister of Pakistan, has been handed by a majority,” Ayaz Sadiq introduced after the method of voting was accomplished.

As soon as the voting was concluded and the consequence was introduced, Opposition leaders delivered their victory speeches. The session then was adjourned until 2pm on Monday, April 11.