After yesterday's midnight chaos, Imran Khan becomes 1st PM to lose the trust vote & the national assembly session now will reconvene on Monday. In a recent update on Pak political crisis, the session has been shifted from 11 am to 2 pm which will be seeing the election of the new PM of the country

Pakistan political turmoil: New Prime Minister to be elected on Monday

After several delays, the voting on the no-confidence motion concluded in Pakistan. 174 members voted in favour of motion to oust Imran Khan-led government. The new prime minister of the country will be elected on Monday and PM Imran Khan's term came to an unceremonious end.

174 members in Pak Parliament vote in favour of motion to oust Imran Khan-led govt

Opposition party in Pakistan staged protest in the National Assembly and the political battle has once again reached the door of Supreme Court.

Political Battle in Pakistan again at the door of Supreme Court, Opposition stages protest

Joint Opposition held a parallel session and chooses its speaker in Pakistan Assembly after the house was adjourned by the Deputy Speaker.

Joint Opposition holds a unprecedented parallel session in Pakistan Assembly

Pakistan's Sindh Assembly descended into chaos on Tuesday after Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) lawmakers attacked three others for 'switching sides' before the Senate elections. The 2021 Pakistani Senate election will be held on March 3.

Pakistan's Sindh Assembly turns into a wrestling ring

Pakistan's Sindh Assembly descended into chaos on Tuesday after lawmakers from the opposition Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) attacked three others for allegedly ''switching sides'' to the ruling Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) ahead of Senate elections on Wednesday.

The members of provincial assembly (MPAs) Karim Bux Gabol, Shaharyar Khan Shar, and Muhammad Aslam Abro had announced they would not be voting for PTI candidates in the Senate elections, claiming&nbsp;they were neglected while tickets were awarded for the polls.

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Upon arrival at the assembly on Tuesday, the lawmakers were welcomed by members of PPP. Soon, PTI lawmakers attacked the "rebel" members, which led to a scuffle.&nbsp;

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Gabol was at the centre of the scuffle, daily Dawn said in a report. He was &nbsp;surrounded by other PTI lawmakers who called out PPP for "oppression". Earlier, in a video message on Monday, Gabol announced that he would not vote for candidates from the PTI in the Senate elections.

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Once the violence subsided, Gabol was escorted out of the assembly, after which he was driven away, the newspaper reported. The others who had switched sides - Shar and Abro, continued to extend support to the PPP and left the assembly with government members.

The session was adjourned until Wednesday, when Senate elections are to take place.

After the dust settled, Abro told local media that he, along with other dissidents intends to vote "according to [their] conscience'' in the polls, adding that he still does not intend to support PTI candidates.

Pakistan's Sindh Assembly descended into chaos on Tuesday after lawmakers from the opposition Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) attacked three others for allegedly ''switching sides'' to the ruling Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) ahead of Senate elections on Wednesday.

Pakistan's Sindh Assembly descended into chaos on Tuesday after lawmakers from the opposition Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) attacked three others for allegedly ''switching sides'' to the ruling Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) ahead of Senate elections on Wednesday. The members of provincial assembly (MPAs) Karim Bux Gabol, Shaharyar Khan Shar, and Muhammad Aslam Abro had announced they would not be voting for PTI candidates in the Senate elections, claiming they were neglected while tickets were awarded for the polls. Watch the full video here: Upon arrival at the assembly on Tuesday, the lawmakers were welcomed by members of PPP. Soon, PTI lawmakers attacked the "rebel" members, which led to a scuffle. Also read: At UNHRC, India highlights Pakistan providing 'pensions' to terrorists Gabol was at the centre of the scuffle, daily Dawn said in a report. He was surrounded by other PTI lawmakers who called out PPP for "oppression". Earlier, in a video message on Monday, Gabol announced that he would not vote for candidates from the PTI in the Senate elections. Also read: Pakistan PM yet again puts onus of restoring ceasefire along LoC on India Once the violence subsided, Gabol was escorted out of the assembly, after which he was driven away, the newspaper reported. The others who had switched sides - Shar and Abro, continued to extend support to the PPP and left the assembly with government members. The session was adjourned until Wednesday, when Senate elections are to take place. After the dust settled, Abro told local media that he, along with other dissidents intends to vote "according to [their] conscience'' in the polls, adding that he still does not intend to support PTI candidates.

Watch: Pakistan's Sindh Assembly descends into chaos after lawmakers engage in fisticuffs

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) vice president Maryam Nawaz on Sunday said the opposition`s 11-party alliance - Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) is due to make some big decisions on December 8, and hinted at en masse resignation of alliance members from assemblies.

Geo News reported that while addressing a social media workers convention in Lahore, Maryam spoke to provincial and national assembly members, saying: "If we call for resignations from the assemblies, you must be willing to stand by us. Do not fall under any pressure."

She also said that the party workers must embrace any cases registered against them by the Prime Minister Imran Khan-led government, adding that the people must know how fearful the government is of the opposition and that the most it can do is only register cases."You must take these charge sheets, string them together and wear them proudly like a garland," she told party workers.

She further said that after December 8, it will be a `do or die` situation. The PML-N vice president also challenged PM Imran Khan to mingle with the people for two minutes, while highlighting that Pakistan`s GDP had turned negative, hundreds and thousands of people have become unemployed, medicines are prohibitively expensive, people have been robbed of wheat, sugar, flour and the `wheel of progress` has begun to spin in the other direction.

Maryam`s remarks came ahead of a meeting between alliance members on December 8, reported Geo News.A rally has been planned by the PDM at Lahore`s Minar-e-Pakistan monument on December 13.

Meanwhile, a rattled Imran Khan ruled out the possibility of the government granting permission to the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) for holding anti-government rallies and warned that police cases will be lodged against the organisers.

In an interview to a private news channel, the premier said the government has decided against allowing the Opposition to hold the public gathering, Geo News reported.&nbsp;

The PDM has held five similar rallies in Peshawar, Gujranwala, Karachi, Quetta and Multan since October 16.

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) vice president Maryam Nawaz on Sunday said the opposition`s 11-party alliance - Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) is due to make some big decisions on December 8, and hinted at en masse resignation of alliance members from assemblies.

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) vice president Maryam Nawaz on Sunday said the opposition`s 11-party alliance - Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) is due to make some big decisions on December 8, and hinted at en masse resignation of alliance members from assemblies. Geo News reported that while addressing a social media workers convention in Lahore, Maryam spoke to provincial and national assembly members, saying: "If we call for resignations from the assemblies, you must be willing to stand by us. Do not fall under any pressure." She also said that the party workers must embrace any cases registered against them by the Prime Minister Imran Khan-led government, adding that the people must know how fearful the government is of the opposition and that the most it can do is only register cases."You must take these charge sheets, string them together and wear them proudly like a garland," she told party workers. She further said that after December 8, it will be a `do or die` situation. The PML-N vice president also challenged PM Imran Khan to mingle with the people for two minutes, while highlighting that Pakistan`s GDP had turned negative, hundreds and thousands of people have become unemployed, medicines are prohibitively expensive, people have been robbed of wheat, sugar, flour and the `wheel of progress` has begun to spin in the other direction. Maryam`s remarks came ahead of a meeting between alliance members on December 8, reported Geo News.A rally has been planned by the PDM at Lahore`s Minar-e-Pakistan monument on December 13. Meanwhile, a rattled Imran Khan ruled out the possibility of the government granting permission to the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) for holding anti-government rallies and warned that police cases will be lodged against the organisers. In an interview to a private news channel, the premier said the government has decided against allowing the Opposition to hold the public gathering, Geo News reported. The PDM has held five similar rallies in Peshawar, Gujranwala, Karachi, Quetta and Multan since October 16.

Maryam Nawaz hints at en masse resignation of alliance members from Pakistan assemblies

Pakistan assembly passes bill criminalising 'ridicule, disrespect & defaming of armed forces'; Watch this report

Pakistan seeks to criminalise disrespect to 'Armed Forces'