By Karuna Thapa
Kathmandu, April 10
Imran Khan, Pakistan’s Prime Minister, has resigned. After failing to obtain a vote of confidence in parliament, Khan resigned.
During the night’s polling, 174 people voted against Khan. With such a small majority, Khan was unable to get a vote of confidence. Khan reportedly left the Prime Minister’s residence after failing to win a confidence vote, according to the BBC.
After the no-confidence resolution against Khan was carried, Ayaz Sadiq, who chaired Pakistan’s lower house PML-N, stated it was a significant day in Pakistan’s history. He further stated that Pakistan’s constitution has been preserved as a result of this unity.
