Govt challenges PDM to fulfill no-confidence motion

Shah Mehmood Qureshi

We and our allies will fight the no-confidence motion, those who sent the government home are fighting for their survival, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi told the media.

 Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that the PDM should fulfill its desire to bring a no-confidence motion. The head of the opposition is about to disintegrate. According to details, while talking to media persons in Multan, he said that the position of PDM is full of contradictions, those who send the government home are fighting for their survival, because the stronghold of unnatural alliance of PDM. The PDM has opened up. Let the no-confidence motion be fulfilled. We and our allies will fight the no-confidence motion.

Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi termed the news of handing over Omar Sheikh to the United States as baseless. He said that a telephone conversation was held with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken yesterday. The US Secretary of State was concerned over a court decision on which. He took them into confidence and informed them in a telephone conversation with the US Secretary of State about Omar Sheikh.

Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that the United States has been told that the judiciary in Pakistan is independent and the courts are making decisions in accordance with the constitution and law. The United States has called for a review of the Supreme Court's decision. On the other hand, it has been informed that the federal government has decided to be a party in the Daniel Pearl murder case and the federal government will also request the Supreme Court to form a larger bench in the review case, in a statement issued by the Attorney General of Pakistan. It has been said that the federal government will soon file a petition to become a party in the review petition against the release of the accused in the Daniel Pearl murder case. The federal government has also requested the esteemed court to form a larger bench for review after becoming a party in the case. Will do.