Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan. File photoNEW DELHI, Apr 3Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has dissolved the Cabinet of Ministers, Farrukh Habib, Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting, said. «The Prime Minister will continue to carry out his duties under Article 224 of the Constitution. The Cabinet of Ministers has been dissolved,» the minister wrote on Twitter. Geo TV reported that Pakistani President Arif Alvi, at the suggestion of Prime Minister Imran Khan, dissolved the country's parliament. New parliamentary elections in Pakistan will be held in 90 days, State Minister of Information and Broadcasting Farrukh Habib said. Earlier On Sunday, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said he had proposed to the President to dissolve Parliament. His announcement came minutes after National Assembly Vice Speaker Qasim Suri, who chaired today's parliamentary session, rejected a vote of no confidence in Prime Minister Imran Khan, calling it contrary to Article 5 of the constitution. Last week, Pakistan's ruling Tehrik- i-Insaf lost the support of the Muttahid Qaumi Movement party, a key partner in the coalition, and thereby effectively lost its majority in parliament. In order to announce a vote of no confidence in Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, the opposition needed only 172 votes. With the advent of the Muttahid Qaumi Movement, the opposition had 177 votes in parliament against 164 votes for the ruling party. their alleged corruption.
