"Pakistan was better when you weren't prime minister," his ex-wife Rehman Khan mocked Imran Khan. In Pakistan's 2018 elections, neither party obtained a majority. The pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), led by former cricketer imran khan, emerged as the only party in the election. imran khan was subsequently elected prime minister with the help of other political parties. In light of this, the opposition filed a no-confidence motion in Imran Khan's government in Pakistan's parliament on february 28th. A referendum will be held on april 3rd, according to the announcement.


According to international political experts, imran khan, who came to power promising to build a new pakistan, has sparked widespread resentment among the people and leadership for failing to control inflation. Meanwhile, Rehman Khan, Imran Khan's ex-wife, wrote on Twitter, "Imran is a history!!" He has stated that we must all work together to put a stop to the mess that the new pakistan has produced. He also argued that pakistan was better when he wasn't prime minister in another tweet.

Prime minister imran khan addressed the nation earlier in the day, declaring, "I am not going to resign. I play cricket. I'm going to play till the last ball is thrown. pakistan is not the same as it was when I was a child. pakistan is no longer the same. The Malaysian prince was one of my students. The authorities are on their way. students from the Middle east will attend our university. Everything, however, has changed now. My country is being made fun of."
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G GOWTHAM

02/04/2022 12:15 AM