Leader of the Opposition in Balochistan Assembly Malik Sikandar Advocate, while expressing his views, said that the post of the chief executive is very important as it requires the incumbent to work tirelessly for the welfare of the people. "Running important matters without consultation has caused irreparable damage to the province," Khetaran maintained, adding that owing to that, assembly members demand Jam Kamal step down from his post.
Khetran further said that CM Khan, "assuming that he is the wisest of all, had been taking all decisions related to the province on his own".
"Due to his poor governance, the province has had to witness hopelessness, disrepute, and unemployment, while the performance of different departments was also adversely affected." "We demand Jam Kamal immediately step down from the post of the chief minister," Khetran had said. It should be recalled that on Wednesday, out of the 65 lawmakers present in the assembly, 33 had backed holding a vote of no confidence against CM Khan.Īddressing the assembly session, BAP spokesperson Abdul Rehman Khetran had demanded the release of five "missing" lawmakers with immediate effect and said that the assembly has lost its confidence in the chief minister. "Why do we count the Opposition as part of this coalition? If they stick to this policy, then they should announce themselves as part of the Opposition too," CM Khan wrote. Taking to Twitter, Khan claimed 80% of coalition lawmakers in the provincial assembly - including from BAP, PTI, ANP, ADP, JWP, PPP, Azad, and BNP-A - support him. On Friday night, the chief minister claimed that out of the 41 members of the Balochistan Assembly, 80% stand with him in opposition to the no-confidence motion moved against him two days prior. Khan wrote on Twitter: "I have not resigned and such rumours not be spread." Support of '80%' members Yesterday, CM Khan in his reaction to rumours regarding his resignation, clarified that he hasn't stepped down from the position. Kamal clarifies he hasn't stepped down as Balochistan CM "The allies are united under any circumstances and will stand firm on the same decision," they said.ĭuring the meeting, the formation of a committee of the allied parties for negotiations was announced. The BAP and allied parties' members expressed confidence in the leadership of CM Khan and said that "an alliance this big cannot be disregarded". The meeting deliberated upon the strategy of tomorrow's (Monday) provincial assembly session, which has been called to hold a vote of confidence against him. Meanwhile, in a meeting with BAP members and allied parties supporting him, CM Khan said that he is "proud of his allies". "Hypocrisy may win in this world but the Hereafter is the day of victory for the truthful." 'Proud of my allies' The chief minister also shared a quote from famous poet and philosopher, Ibnul Arabi to express his views over the current situation.
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