Qasim Suri

CJP directs ex-NA deputy speaker to file response, hints at action over ‘abrogating Constitution’ during vote of no-confidence

Foreign minister says time has come to inform the public about the reasons for the crises prevailing in Pakistan

NA speaker says he will only accept resignations if they are verified individually

Petition argues IHC ruling dismissing party’s case is ‘vague, cursory and against the law’

According to a statement, Raja Pervaiz Ashraf accepted the resignations by exercising his powers under Article 64(1) of the Constitution

Information minister says commission formed to investigate sexual harassment allegations against former NAB chairman

In press conference, party leader Fawad claims establishment should not become involved in country’s politics

In detailed judgment, apex court rules deputy speaker’s decision allowed Imran Khan to claim ‘constitutionally repugnant’ outcome of avoiding no-trust vote

Verification process to commence from June 6, amidst reports that some within the PTI are reconsidering their withdrawal from Parliament

In public meeting, PMLN leader claims coalition partners ousted the PTI-led government to prevent Imran Khan from rigging the next general elections

Foreign minister calls for independent probe into events leading up to and after the vote of no-confidence to ‘punish’ perpetrators

PPP’s Raja Pervaiz Ashraf, elected to speaker’s office unopposed, to take oath of office today

National Assembly deputy speaker says he rejected two resignations that did not appear to be given voluntarily

PTI boycotts vote for next premier and announces it is resigning from Lower House

PTI chairman becomes first prime minister to be voted out of office through a no-trust motion

In televised address, premier says he accepts Supreme Court ruling but will not accept the legitimacy of any government imposed by ‘foreign powers’

In statement, electoral body says it has been reminding government of need to notify census since 2020

Opposition lawmakers vow to approach Supreme Court against ‘unconstitutional’ steps

In televised address after dismissal of no-confidence vote, prime minister calls for early elections

Signed by over 100 lawmakers, resolution will be voted upon after seven days