Opposition parties in Pakistan succeeded in ousting Imran Khan from power. On Sunday, the National Assembly passed a no-confidence motion with 174 votes, making Khan the first prime minister to lose a government. At present, preparations are going on in the country regarding the new Prime Minister. Now Imran is no more Wazir-e-Azam, but his tenure of about 4 years seems to be creating challenges for the new PM.
First, the economy
The deteriorating economy was considered to be the main reason for the no-confidence motion against Imran in Pakistan. At present, the country has a debt of $ 130 billion i.e. 43 percent of GDP. At the same time, inflation has also crossed the 12 percent mark and the Pakistani rupee has fallen to 190 against the US dollar.
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then terrorism
In recent times, the Pakistan Taliban have also carried out attacks. During his tenure, Imran tried to negotiate, but discussions with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) did not succeed last year and the ceasefire ended after months. According to experts, the upcoming government does not have any easy solution for this problem. Here, the separatists in Balochistan are demanding a better economy.
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and international relations
In the midst of the power struggle, Imran Khan had claimed to be an American conspiracy in an attempt to topple the government. There was also a reaction from America on this. Now after this statement of Imran, the new government will have to work towards improving relations with America as well. It is reported that Pakistan’s relations with the West have also deteriorated due to the visit of the PTI leader to Moscow. Apart from this, Imran joined the program when other countries were opposing the Beijing Winter Olympics.