Opposition parties’ no-confidence motion as another attempt for fresh deal: Shah Mahmood Qureshi
"The possibility of an NRO is zero.”


Islamabad: Foreign Minister and Vice Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Sunday said that opposition parties’ announcement to present a no-confidence motion was another attempt at bargaining chip for a fresh deal.
He said that PTI legislators and their allies in the parliament would collectively defeat such attempts by the opposition leaders to evade accountability.
On his twitter handle, the vice-chairman posted, “Announcement to present no-confidence motion is an attempt at a bargaining chip for a fresh deal. PTI parliamentarians & our allies will collectively defeat their attempts to evade accountability. As PM Imran Khan has consistently stated, the possibility of an NRO is zero.”
Announcement to present no confidence motion is an attempt at a bargaining chip for a fresh deal. @PTIofficial parliamentarians & our allies will collectively defeat their attempts to evade accountability. As PM @ImranKhanPTI has consistently stated, possibility of an NRO is zero
— Shah Mahmood Qureshi (@SMQureshiPTI) February 20, 2022

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