No-confidence motion against PA Speaker Parvez Elahi was ‘declined.

Lahore (A News) : The Punjab Assembly. session has been delayed until June 6 as no legislator from the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) filed a no-confidence motion against the Speaker.

According to facts, the chair panel opened the provincial assembly’s sessions and announced the mover of the no-confidence resolution. The mover, however, did not show up despite several calls. Waseem Khan “declined” the no-confidence move against the speaker after that. “The motion is denied,” he stated as he called the meeting to a halt until June 6.

Meanwhile, Uzma Bukhari, the head of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, voiced her disgust with her own party’s members for failing to arrive at the assembly on time.

Earlier, police had taken control of the Punjab Assembly building and placed officers at all entrances; however, gates were eventually unlocked for both government and opposition members.

Police also stormed the homes of Secretary Punjab Assembly and DG Coordination and detained DG Parliamentary Affairs Rai Mumtaz.

Elahi, the deputy speaker, is facing a no-trust motion.

The session’s agenda included a vote of no confidence in the speaker and deputy speaker.

Under Article 127 of the Pakistani Constitution, the PTI and PML-Q filed a no-trust petition against PA Deputy Speaker Dost Muhammad Mazari, while the PML-N filed a move against PA Speaker Elahi.

Every step is conducted at Shehbaz’s request: Elahi

Elahi condemned the arrests and raids, saying that they were carried out at the request of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

“The Sharifs’ faces are being revealed in front of the country as the government takes unlawful actions,” Elahi remarked.

“The father-son combo are doing this to the legislature because they have less numbers,” Elahi stated, alluding to PM Shehbaz and Punjab Chief Minister Hamza Shahbaz.

He questioned how he could take over as Punjab governor when Omar Sarfaraz Cheema was still in office. He stated that he is still running for the position of CM.

Despite the security situation around the PA, the speaker encouraged MPAs to attend.

“Today, the assembly will undoubtedly convene. Let’s see who prevents elected MPAs from accessing the legislature “Elahi went on to say that they will stand firm against the government’s fascism.

He stated that all MPAs will attend the meeting since no one can prevent elected representatives from attending.