Islamabad [Pakistan]: Hours before the crucial vote on the no-confidence motion against Pakistan Prime minister Imran Khan, the ruling party has doubled up efforts to gain support from the public as Pakistan PM called the youth of the country to protest for two days against the "foreign conspiracy" to oust him. He said that this conspiracy was hatched against his government as Pakistan's National Assembly is going to vote against him on a no-confidence motion on Sunday, Geo TV reported.
While responding to a live Question and Answer session with the people on Saturday, Imran Khan said, "...I want you to protest for a peaceful and prosperous Pakistan." Pakistan PM said that the "conspiracy" against his government was proved as the politicians were being "traded out in the open" and also trying to throw the elected government just because "they don't like it." He further said that the country will "have no future" if the situation doesn't change. He also advised the youth to hold a "peaceful" protest. "This is your right."
