The Supreme Court of Pakistan (Pakistan) said during this time that the government of Pakistan has not been able to hold a Common Interest Council (CCI) meeting in the last two months.
Islamabad The Prime Minister of Pakistan (Imran Khan) is not taking the name of the difficulties being reduced. Opposition parties are continuously pressurizing them to protest. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court of Pakistan (Pakistan Supreme Court) has also reprimanded Imran Khan for taking a dig at him. The Supreme Court has said whether the country will run in this manner. Your government is not able to run the country.
The Supreme Court of Pakistan said these things during the hearing of a case. This hearing is being conducted by a two-member bench including Justice Qazi Faiz Isha. The Supreme Court said during this time that the Government of Pakistan has not been able to hold a Common Interest Council (CCI) meeting in the last two months. The court said that not calling the meeting shows the disqualification of the government. The court also said that census was a basic requirement to run the country.
During the hearing, Justice Isa said that is it not in the government’s priority to release the census results? Despite having a government in three provinces, no decision is being taken in the council? He said that this means that either government is not capable of running the country. Or the government is unable to take a decision.
At the same time, opposition parties in Pakistan decided on Tuesday to postpone the plan of protests to be held this month to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Imran Khan and elections in the country. The Pakistan Democratic Movement is a coalition of 11 opposition parties and had announced a demonstration in Islamabad on 26 March to protest against the government.
Due to differing opinions on many issues in the PDM meeting, no strategy could be decided unanimously. Addressing the media after the meeting, PDM President Maulana Fazlur Rahman along with other leaders said that the coalition discussed various issues.
