PM Imran Khan lost Majority in National Assembly as MQM Pakistan will vote against him

PM Imran Khan lost Majority in National Assembly as MQM Pakistan will...

Islamabad, Pakistan: Prime Minister Imran Khan has virtually lost the majority in National Assembly as MQM Pakistan has announced to vote against him.

After this development, the joint opposition will have 177 votes while 172 votes are needed to vote PM Imran Khan out from the seat of PM ship. It may be mentioned 24 dissident members of PTI are not included in this figure.

The decision was announced MQM Pakistan leader, Dr Khalid Maqbool Siddique, in the early morning of Wednesday.

 

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