Judicial coup’: Imran Khan aide lashes out at Supreme Court for ordering no-trust vote

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The day after the 5-judge from the Supreme Court of Pakistan, in a large setback, in a large setback to fight Imran Khan’s prime minister, unanimously set aside the National Assembly (NA) Deputy for the dismissal of the speaker about the election of no-trust against the Premier, Khan’s Aide Shireen Mazari Friday describes the development as a ‘judicial coup’.

The judicial coup took place last night to order how & even at what time the session had to be held, ended the parliamentary supremacy! Unfortunately, US efforts to change the elephants in the room – which caused the ruled DY speaker to be ignored. But this is not finally,” Tweeted. Mazari, former Minister of Human Rights in the Khan government until April 3, when the representative of the Suri Qasim speaker, from PTI in power, rejected the election of no-trust transferred by the opposition.

Overcoming the Nation’s Minutes After the Suri Decision, a former politician who changed cricket said he recommended President Arif Alvi to dissolve the National and Provincial Assembly. While this request was received by the President, it was also reversed by the Supreme Court on Thursday.

Mazari, meanwhile, also has a warning for happy opposition. “The long shadow that depends on this judicial decision, think of this game has been won but has just begun. PPL knows who sells them to us & to lure money & in the end it will go to court PPL, despite the reluctance of ECP that cannot be explained , “PTI leader posted.

He refers to the Pakistani message election commission to the President of Alvi, as well as the Supreme Court bench, led by the chairman of Judge Umar ATA, that it will not be able to hold a new poll before October. In the address of April 3 for people, Imran Khan said the general election would be held within 90 days.

Towards the vote without confidence on Saturday, which will be held at 10 am local time, the 69-year-old leader will hold a series of meetings today and will return the nation. He has repeatedly accused the United States to conspire with Pakistani opposition parties to bring down his government. Washington has rejected this accusation.