Pakistan Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan on Thursday, 31 March, said he would not resign ahead of the no-confidence vote, saying he would fight till the last ball and has never accepted defeat. Pakistan: Won’t Resign, Will Fight till the Last Ball’ said Imran Khan.
“When I played cricket for 20 years, the world and those who played cricket with me saw that I play till the last ball. I’ve never accepted defeat in life. Nobody should think that I will sit at home. I’ll come back stronger, whatever may the result be,” Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said.
“I’ve never accepted defeat in life. Nobody should think that I will sit at home. I’ll come back stronger, whatever may the result be,” he said. Imran Khan alleged that a foreign country is working against an elected PM.
In a slip of the tongue, he mentioned the United States, but later moved on and stated that “a foreign country” had sent a “threatening memo” which was against the Pakistani nation. He also said that he would not let Pakistan bow down before anyone.
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His address was delayed by almost an hour after he was holding a meeting with Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi. Meanwhile, the National Assembly session to debate the no-confidence motion against PM Imran Khan was adjourned to Sunday, 3 April, minutes after it began on Thursday, 31 March. The session had resumed after a three-day recess.
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