14 Jan. (EUROPA PRESS) –
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Jan announced this Saturday the preparations for a vote of confidence against his successor and political rival and current head of government, Shebhaz Sharif, at the culmination of a long retaliatory operation after his removal from power last year. past.
“Of course we are going to put him to the test,” confirmed the former prime minister in comments made this Saturday and collected by the newspaper ‘Dawn’.
His party, the Movement for Justice of Pakistan (PTI), will specify the details of the maneuver during a meeting to be held this coming Sunday “as well as other plans to put him on the ropes,” said the former prime minister, scourge of the current government, which he accuses of orchestrating a conspiracy to oust him from power.
The loophole he is looking for could lie in the doubts that the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM-P) party has been exhibiting for some time, which has threatened to leave the government coalition and whose votes are crucial to keeping Sharif in power.
Right now the MQM-P is deliberating whether to finally participate as a coalition partner in the local elections this coming Sunday in Karachi and Hyderabad. Particularly important is his attendance at the first, since he had threatened to leave the Executive after protesting about electoral regulations in the city, the most populous in the country and one of its economic centers.
