After the Supreme Court's order, Pakistan's parliament voted on a no-confidence motion against PM Imran Khan. 174 votes were cast against Imran. With this vote, Imran Khan's government in Pakistan has fallen. After the developments in Pakistan, Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency has issued an order stating that no government official associated with Imran Khan's government will be allowed to travel abroad without a no-objection certificate (NOC).

In this regard, the agency has also given necessary instructions to all the international airports. It has also put its immigration officers on high alert. It is almost certain that Shehbaz Sharif will become the PM of Pakistan. The opposition has unitedly nominated his name for the post of prime minister.

Even after the fall of the government in Pakistan, Imran Khan is not ready to sit quietly. In Pakistan, workers of Imran's party will hold demonstrations in Lahore, Sialkot and Karachi today. While in Lahore, at 8 pm tonight, in Karachi at 9 pm, PTI workers will protest. The big news of this time related to Pakistan's politics is that on April 13, a new speaker will be elected. Speaker Asad Kaiser and the deputy speaker had resigned before the no-confidence motion was voted on.

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