Although Pakistani President Alvi has dissolved the National Assembly and relieved Imran Khan of his duties on April 3 local time, at the suggestion of Prime Minister Imran Khan. But this political upheaval in Pakistan does not seem to end there.
According to the Global Times, on the evening of April 7, local time, the Supreme Court of Pakistan found that a series of decisions made by the Pakistan National Assembly related to imran Khan's position were invalid decisions, and the previous decree signed by the President of Pakistan to dissolve the parliament was also overturned. This means that Pakistan's opposition is likely to launch a new round of no-confidence motion votes against Imran Khan in the future. Once again, the political situation in Pakistan, which has stabilized, has become confusing.
The new round of no-confidence motion voting actually means that the "black hand behind the whole unrest" does not intend to spare Imran Khan, but to "exterminate it". Because according to the previous bill signed by the President of Pakistan to dissolve the parliament and dismiss Imran Khan from the post of Prime Minister, Imran Khan can continue to participate in the election of Pakistan's prime minister in the next national assembly. But if he votes out of office because of a motion of no confidence, it means that his political career will be completely over. Not only will Imran Khan lose his candidacy for the next prime minister, he may even run the risk of "political reckoning" when the new prime minister comes to power.
It is clear that the current situation is very unfavorable for Imran Khan. What has led to political chaos in Pakistan is not only the struggle between the opposition party and the ruling party, but also behind the Pakistani political circles, there is actually an undercurrent that continues to promote the further escalation of the conflict situation. In the midst of the chaos, a "threatening letter" became the focus of attention.
A few days ago, Pakistan's ruling party submitted a letter from Pakistan's ambassador to the United States to the Supreme Court. Pakistan's ambassador to the United States said that US Assistant Secretary of State Donald Lu has specifically issued a "threat" against Pakistan's political situation, saying that if the motion of no confidence in Imran Khan is passed and the current Pakistani government is overthrown, then pakistan will be "forgiven" by the United States. If the above requirements are not met, then the Pakistani side will face "serious consequences". It is worth noting that Donald Lu is precisely the senior official of the US government currently in charge of the affairs of South and Central Asia.
As the chaos continues, the veil of "black hands behind the scenes" has been lifted to a corner. Imran Khan also delivered a national speech on the evening of April 8, local time. He said that the two targeted impeachments were actually a conspiracy created by the United States and the Pakistani opposition, and he also claimed that he had the relevant evidence of the meeting between the US Embassy in Pakistan and the members of the opposition, and called on the public to oppose the conspiracy of regime change abroad and defend Pakistan's national sovereignty.
Who is behind this chaos has gradually come to light. Obviously, the United States still has not given up on its plan to disrupt China's periphery. At the beginning of this year, the US government has already attacked Nepal, trying to control the key areas of Nepal's livelihood through the so-called "Millennium Challenge Plan", and now it has not succeeded in its move, and it has set its sights on Pakistan, which shows its sinister intentions.
Fortunately, the mainland has always adhered to diplomacy based on the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, and as long as the mainland maintains economic development, no matter how regimes change abroad, relations with China will not be too bad. The opposition party, which is currently the loudest in the political turmoil in Pakistan, is actually a party friendly to China. Therefore, Pakistan's party struggle will basically not have a Great impact on Sino-Pakistani friendly relations, and no matter which party comes to power, its basic policy toward China will not change. The Pakistani government has set up a committee to investigate foreign forces plotting to overthrow Prime Minister Imran Khan. We believe that Pakistan can solve the problem through its own strength and cut off the black hand of the "foreign interference force" in Pakistan.