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Amid continuing political turmoil in Pakistan, the National Assembly convened once again on April 9 to vote on the no-confidence motion against Imran Khan's government.
The no-trust motion was revived by the Pakistani Supreme Court which also cancelled the dissolution of the Assembly. Imran Khan was absent from the House during the proceedings.
The defence of his government was led by foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi who is also the vice-chairman of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party. Qureshi accused the Opposition of indulging in horse-trading to steal legislators and destabilise the government.
Qureshi claimed that during an earlier episode of horse-trading, the PTI had submitted proof with the Election Commission, but after multiple hearings over the course of a year, the judgment is still reserved.
Many allies have deserted Imran Khan, and joined ranks with the Opposition, putting the government in minority.

'Tareekh pe tareekh': Pakistan minister's Bollywood dialogue in speech to defend Imran Khan during no-trust vote

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 VO: Amid continuing political turmoil in Pakistan, the National Assembly convened once again on April 9 to vote on the no-confidence motion against Imran Khan's government. The no-trust motion was revived by the Pakistani Supreme Court which also cancelled the dissolution of the Assembly. Imran Khan was absent from the House during the proceedings. The defence of his government was led by foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi who is also the vice-chairman of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party. Qureshi accused the Opposition of indulging in horse-trading to steal legislators and destabilise the government. Many allies have deserted Imran Khan, and joined ranks with the Opposition, putting the government in minority.
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 CAPTIONS No-confidence motion proceedings in Pak National Assembly convened after SC order Imran Khan absent; Qureshi led defence Qureshi claimed horse-trading by Opposition

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Amid continuing political turmoil in Pakistan, the National Assembly convened once again on April 9 to vote on the no-confidence motion against Imran Khan's government.
The no-trust motion was revived by the Pakistani Supreme Court which also cancelled the dissolution of the Assembly.&nbsp;Imran Khan was absent from the House during the proceedings.
 The defence of his government was led by foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi who is also the vice-chairman of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party.&nbsp;Qureshi accused the Opposition of indulging in horse-trading to steal legislators and destabilise the government.
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 Qureshi claimed that during an earlier episode of horse-trading, the PTI had submitted proof with the Election Commission, but after multiple hearings over the course of a year, the judgment is still reserved.
 Many allies have deserted Imran Khan, and joined ranks with the Opposition, putting the government in minority.

While the world at large is wary of the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, guess who is rushing in to cosy up to the extremist group? Yes, Pakistan.
The country's foreign&nbsp;minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi is scheduled to land in Kabul on Sunday to hold talks with the Taliban leaders, Afghanistan's Tolo News agency has reported.
This will be the first visit by any foreign leader to the Taliban after the group took over Kabul in a stunning blitz.
Reports said that Qureshi will hold talks with the Taliban on new government formation in Afghanistan as Islamabad wants to play a role in Afghanistan under the extremist group.
Qureshi on Saturday reportedly held telephonic conversations with his counterparts in Russia, Germany, Turkey, the Netherlands, and Belgium over Afghanistan.
The Taliban are trying to cobble up a new government in the war-torn country and had earlier this week also held talks with former president Hamid Karzai.
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Guess which foreign leader will be the first to hug Taliban after Afghan takeover?

While the world at large is wary of the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, guess which country is rushing in to cosy up to the extremist group? Yes, Pakistan.

Pakistan foreign minister to meet Taliban leaders today

While the world at large is wary of the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, guess who is rushing in to cosy up to the extremist group? Yes, Pakistan.
The country's foreign&nbsp;minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi is scheduled to land in Kabul on Sunday to hold talks with the Taliban leaders, Afghanistan's Tolo News agency has reported.
This will be the first visit by any foreign leader to the Taliban after the group took over Kabul in a stunning blitz.
Reports said that Qureshi will hold talks with the Taliban on new government formation in Afghanistan as Islamabad wants to play a role in Afghanistan under the extremist group.
Qureshi on Saturday reportedly held telephonic conversations with his counterparts in Russia, Germany, Turkey, the Netherlands, and Belgium over Afghanistan.
The Taliban are trying to cobble up a new government in the war-torn country and had earlier this week also held talks with former president Hamid Karzai.
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Pakistan foreign&nbsp;minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi is scheduled to land in Kabul on Sunday to hold talks with the Taliban leaders, Afghanistan's Tolo News agency has reported

While the world at large is wary of the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, guess who is rushing in to cosy up to the extremist group? Yes, Pakistan.
The country's foreign&nbsp;minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi is scheduled to land in Kabul on Sunday to hold talks with the Taliban leaders, Afghanistan's Tolo News agency has reported.
Also See |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/top-taliban-leader-mullah-baradar-in-kabul-afp-1629527680334" target="_blank">Top Taliban leader Mullah Baradar in Kabul for govt formation talks: AFP</a>
This will be the first visit by any foreign leader to the Taliban after the group took over Kabul in a stunning blitz.
Reports said that Qureshi will hold talks with the Taliban on new government formation in Afghanistan as Islamabad wants to play a role in Afghanistan under the extremist group.
Qureshi on Saturday reportedly held telephonic conversations with his counterparts in Russia, Germany, Turkey, the Netherlands, and Belgium over Afghanistan.
The Taliban are trying to cobble up a new government in the war-torn country and had earlier this week also held talks with former president Hamid Karzai.
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We are not anyone's puppets: Farooq's retort to Pakistan

Reacting sharply to Pakistan hailing the recent Gupkar Declaration in which six political parties of Jammu and Kashmir vowed to fight collectively against the abrogation of Article 370,NC president Farooq Abdullah on Sunday asserted that "we are not anyone's puppets".

Reacting sharply to Pakistan hailing the recent Gupkar Declaration in which six political parties of Jammu and Kashmir vowed to fight collectively against the abrogation of Article 370, National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Sunday asserted that "we are not anyone's puppets". He said&nbsp;Pakistan has always abused mainstream political parties of Jammu and Kashmir but now suddenly they like us. Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi's had said the Gupkar declaration issued by the NC, PDP, Congress and three other parties was "not an ordinary occurrence but an important development".
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PTI,&nbsp;New Delhi: Reacting sharply to Pakistan hailing the recent Gupkar Declaration in which six political parties of Jammu and Kashmir vowed to fight collectively against the abrogation of Article 370, National Conference (NC) president Farooq Abdullah on Sunday asserted that "we are not anyone's puppets".
"Pakistan has always abused mainstream political parties of Jammu and Kashmir but now suddenly they like us", the former chief minister said when asked about Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi's statement that the declaration issued by the NC, PDP, Congress and three other parties was "not an ordinary occurrence but an important development".
"Let me make it clear that we are not anyone's puppets, neither New Delhi's nor of anyone across the border. We are answerable to the people of Jammu and Kashmir and will work for them," he told PTI from Srinagar.
In response to a question on cross-border terrorism, Abdullah said, "I would urge Pakistan to stop sending armed men into Kashmir. We want an end to the bloodshed in our state. All political parties in Jammu and Kashmir are committed to fight for our rights peacefully, including for what was unconstitutionally snatched away from us on August 5 last year".
At the same time, the NC leader urged both India and Pakistan to resume their dialogue "for everyone's greater good".
"Our people are being killed on both sides of the Line of Control every time there are ceasefire violations. For God's sake bring a halt to that", he said.
In a declaration issued on August 22, six prominent mainstream political parties came together for restoration of Article 370 and statehood to Jammu and Kashmir after describing as "unconstitutional" steps approved by Parliament last year to end the erstwhile state's special status and slice it into two union territories.
The joint statement is known as "Gupkar Declaration-2", being second declaration on Article 370 issued after meetings held at the Gupkar Road residence of Abdullah which clearly asks the Centre that "there can be nothing about us without us", an indication that the Centre has to take into confidence the people before implementing any constitutional change.&nbsp;

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