Mysterious Letter And No-Confidence Motion

Mysterious Letter And No-Confidence Motion

Pakistani politics has been in turmoil and crisis since the opposition filed a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan.

The no-confidence motion is the norm in democratic politics. But because of the unprincipled politics and the lust for wealth of those who have the power to be elected, parliamentary politics has become a spectacle. Instead of political negotiations and arguments in favor of their position, buying and selling consciences, political maneuvering based on interests has made national life very dark.

In the next few days, after a vote in the National Assembly, it will be decided whether the no-confidence motion succeeds or fails. Whatever the decision of the lower house of parliament, it is clear that in both cases there will be an increase in political instability which is extremely dangerous for the country both internally and externally.

The political power struggle that is fought in the houses in a parliamentary democracy has also entered the judiciary and the political arena. In the meantime, the decision by both the government and the opposition to mobilize the people in front of the parliament had raised fears of a confrontation.

After a no-confidence motion was filed and political pressure was felt, the government claimed that conspiracies were being hatched by foreign powers to overthrow their government. Step up He openly refused to give military bases to the United States, visiting Russia without heeding American and European pressure.

And refused to be part of any block. Initially, the statement was seen as part of a political war, but at a rally in Islamabad on March 27, he waved a letter to the public, claiming that the letter was evidence of conspiracies against his government. The letter threatened Pakistan and ordered that Imran Khan's government be changed.

Prime Minister Imran Khan at the same time offered that those who have doubts are ready to show the "off the record" letter. The Prime Minister's claim was not accepted by the opposition and it was defeated as an excuse by a political player. In response to this claim, there was a serious reaction from former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi.

He asked the Prime Minister to present the threatening letter to the National Security Committee and Parliament. Which country dared to threaten? In our 74-year history, no country has ever had such courage. It is not uncommon for someone to threaten nuclear power.

If the Prime Minister of a country of 230 million Muslims tells us that such and such a person has threatened us, then the whole country will be with him. The ambassador of the country which has made the threat should be expelled from the country.

Responding to objections from the opposition and the media to the threatening letter, two federal ministers, Asad Umar and Fawad Chaudhry, told the media that some people objected that the prime minister had not shown them the threatening letter.

The Prime Minister is ready to present this letter in the Supreme Court in which it is stated bluntly that the no-confidence motion was not successful and if Imran Khan remained the Prime Minister, the consequences would be dangerous. "I am not allowed to say the words in this letter, but I will repeat the key and important points, the part which is connected with the no-confidence motion," he said. Before it happened.

This is important because the letter directly mentions the no-confidence motion. More importantly, it states in no uncertain terms that if the no-confidence motion is not successful and Imran Khan remains the Prime Minister.

So the consequences will be dangerous, Federal Minister Asad Omar added that the Prime Minister wants to inform the people. Most people in the opposition do not know who is behind the no-confidence motion. These people are part of this conspiracy out of ignorance. Is Prime Minister Imran Khan now trying to hide behind an external conspiracy, seeing the success of the no-confidence motion and the overthrow of his government? It needs to be decided.

As far as external interference in Pakistan's domestic politics is concerned, this is nothing new. It is also a fact that the democratic electoral system in Pakistan has been introduced due to American orders. That is why the military has kept politics under its control.

It is the constant policy of the ruling party of Pakistan that free-minded political leaders and leaders could not be born and for this purpose, popular political leaders did not allow the existence of organized political parties to flourish. All political leaders are well aware of the reality of US intervention and dictation in Pakistan's politics. They use this issue only to blame their opponents.

Under General Pervez Musharraf, US officials openly interfered in Pakistan's political system. The infamous "NRO" is the biggest evidence of this intervention. Now, if Prime Minister Imran Khan has claimed that he has documentary evidence of conspiracies of foreign interference, he should not be part of the political debate of mere accusation.

This is a serious issue, it should be discussed in Parliament as well, but the functioning and conduct of our elected houses are in question. The real responsibility lies with Parliament as it has the ultimate supremacy. If our elected leaders to maintain the supreme power of Pakistan