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9 PM Fatafat | 2 April 2022

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan will face a no-confidence motion on Sunday, April 3 at 11:30 AM (local time). "The crucial National Assembly session for the no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan will be held tomorrow (Sunday) at 11:30 am," said Pakistan's Geo News as quoted by news agency ANI. Meanwhile, the role of Pakistan's army has become important in this development. According to the report of ANI, there is a discussion in Pakistan from Islamabad to Karachi that the Pakistan Army has given Imran Khan three options. According to sources, the first option in front of Imran is that he should resign from the post of Prime Minister, the second option is to dissolve Parliament by announcing early elections, and the third option is to face a no-confidence motion in Parliament. And accept the result.

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