New Delhi: The ongoing political earthquake in Pakistan has now reached its peak. Voting on the no-confidence motion against Pakistani PM Imran Khan is to be held on April 3. It is being told that Imran, who has lost the majority, has no other option but to leave the post of Prime Minister. Meanwhile, former Union Minister and Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Yashwant Sinha has given a big statement on the ongoing political upheaval in Pakistan.

Yashwant Sinha has said that Imran Khan has lost his majority in Pakistan on the basis of numbers, so he will be out of power by April 3. Let us inform that there are currently 164 MPs in support of Imran Khan, while he still needs 8 more MPs to prove his majority. The TMC leader said that it is not right to speculate right now whether Nawaz Sharif's brother Shahbaz Sharif will become the Prime Minister or someone else. He said that I think Pakistan's army will decide who will be the new PM in place of Imran Khan.

Yashwant Sinha further said that Pakistan has always had the same policy towards India. From 1947 till today, the attitude of Pakistan has not been friendly towards India. Whoever replaces Imran Khan will also adopt a policy of enmity with India. He said that I do not think that Pakistan's relations with India will improve with the arrival of a new Prime Minister.

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