Imran got advice to learn from Atal ji in Pakistan

The no-confidence motion against Imran Khan’s government is to be discussed and voted in the National Assembly of Pakistan today. Just a day before this, Imran Khan addressed the nation late at night. He praised India a lot during this time. Imran said that India is so powerful that no superpower can run it on its own accord. He also said that he will not resign from the post. Along with this, Imran also called upon the general public to take to the road against the opposition. After this speech of Imran, Leader of the Opposition Maryam Nawaz taunted that if Imran is so attached to India, then why doesn’t he go there.
Imran Khan said in his speech that India is a self-respecting country and no superpower dares to conspire against India. Again accusing the US of conspiring against his government, Imran said that Pakistan’s foreign policy should be free and like that of India. Imran called himself the father of the country and said that just as parents want the well being of their children, so does the PM of a country. He said that the people of Pakistan are with us and the image of the country has improved from before. If a weak government comes in Pakistan, the poor people will suffer. He also appealed to the people to protest in large numbers on Sunday.

On the other hand, as soon as Imran Khan praised India, the opposition targeted him by making it an issue. Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz PML-N leader Maryam Nawaz said that someone should tell this man who was mad after seeing the chair going that he is being removed by his own party. If you like India that much, then you go to India. Maryam also referred to Atal Bihari Vajpayee, who was the Prime Minister of India and said that Imran Khan should know that 27 times no-confidence motion came against different PMs of India. No one has compromised with the constitution, democracy and its principles. Atal Bihari Vajpayee went home after losing by one vote. He did not mortgage the country and the Constitution like you.