Imran Khan’s Key Ally Says He’s “100% In Trouble”
The government of Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was on the verge of losing the majority in parliament as three key allys would stop his cabinet, the top leader of a party supporting the government said.
This will sustain support for opposition groups in unsust-confident voices scheduled for later this month, Chaudhry Parvez Enderahi, whose Pakistani league party is the main government partner with five members in the Russian National Assembly, said in interviews at Hum TV on Tuesday night.
It’s up to Imran Khan now to personally reach his allied parties and convince them to live in coalition administration,” said England. If not, “he is 100% in trouble.”
The opposition parties have asked the National Assembly speaker to refer to the voice of not believing in Khan accused him of misunderstanding and foreign policy. Some government ministers told parliamentarians can choose between March 28-30.
Englahi said his group, the Balochistan Party of Awami with 5 seats and Muttahide Qaumi Movement – Seven Pakistani members have decided to make a shared decision whether to support the opposition or living in the government. The combined strength of the group consisting of 17 members was sufficient to end the majority of 7 Khan’s seats in the National Assembly.
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