PTI will protest if given weak mandate in Punjab: Imran Khan – Times of India

Islamabad: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) President Imran Khan Said on Sunday that if PTI gets a weak mandate, it will protest Punjab and Centre, Pakistan-based TV network ARY News reported.
According to Khan, the current government has failed to meet the economic challenges and the country has entered a 90 per cent default stage.
He also said that former member of the Punjab Provincial Assembly, alim khanSold land worth Rs 200 billion but no one took notice.
Pakistan’s environmental policy under the PTI government was praised by the former British PM, Khan said that the PTI government had adopted the best foreign policy and no other head of Pakistan has received such a warm welcome in the United States (US). it was done. , khan It also said that the Covid policy of the PTI government has also been accepted globally.
Responding to a question, the former Pakistan prime minister expressed hope that the current Pakistan Army chief would play his part for free and fair general elections in the country.
PTI Vice President fawad chaudhary Earlier on Sunday it was said that the outgoing Chief Minister of Punjab Pervaiz Elahi Will meet with Imran Khan today to consult the nominees for the interim Chief Minister of Punjab, ARY News reported.
Fawad Chaudhary said that under Article 224-A, both the chief minister and the leader of the opposition should unanimously agree on the name of the interim chief minister of Punjab.
“If the two leaders fail to reach an agreement, two proposed names from each side will be sent to a parliamentary committee,” he was quoted as saying by ARY News.
He further said that if the parliamentary committee also does not agree on any name, then the names will be sent to the Election Commission of Pakistan, which will nominate one of these names as the chief minister.
“The ECP does not have the right to name anyone from the given list,” he said.
The Provincial Assembly (PA) in Pakistan’s Punjab was dissolved on Saturday after Gov. bali ur rehmanSaid he decided not to be a part of the process.
“I have decided not to be a part of the process of dissolution of the Punjab Legislative Assembly. I will instead let the Constitution and the law take their course. Doing so will not impede any legal process as the Constitution clearly provides the way forward Is.” The Governor of Punjab tweeted.
A notification posted on the Twitter handle of the Governor of Punjab stated that the provincial assembly and cabinet of Punjab stand dissolved under Article 112(1) of the Constitution of Pakistan. It seeks to appoint a caretaker chief minister in consultation with the incumbent chief minister and the leader of the opposition in the outgoing provincial assembly.