Imran Khan Decided to Seek Vote of Confidence After Meet with Pak Army Officials, ISI Chief Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan w...

Imran Khan Decided to Seek Vote of Confidence After Meet with Pak Army Officials, ISI Chief

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan would seek a vote of confidence and not follow through with his earlier statement about resignation in case of an election defeat, it was decided during a meeting of the PM, Chief of Army Staff Qamar Javed Bajwa and ISI chief Faiz Hameed.

Almost 22 votes from the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) were expected to go to Pakistan People’s Party, but only a few did. Members of the National Assembly (MNAs) did not vote against the PTI in those numbers due to expected investigations by the ISI.

Bajwa and the ISI Chief assured Imran Khan that they were in support of the present government in Pakistan. The Army chief also asked Khan to not follow his earlier statement about resignation in case of an election defeat. Instead, it was decided that the PM would go for a national address and seek a vote of confidence.