National Assembly restored, Imran to face no-confidence motion again

 Deputy Speaker announced that speaker's decision is unlawful.

Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan and his cabinet has been reinstated, Assembly has been restored and now he has to confront the no-confidence motion again.

The top court (Supreme court) has likewise decided that the national Assembly meeting on the no-confidence move should be held on Saturday, April 9 at 10:30am, & should not be postpone until a vote on the movement.

The court declared that Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan was facing no-confidence move, had no authority to recommend the dissolution of the National Assembly and that President of Pakistan had not right to dissolve the National assembly.

The Supreme Court further ruled that the government should not bar MNAs from attending meetings or exercising their right to vote on a no-confidence motion. However, the court's decision does not affect Article 63-A of the Constitution.

The larger bench, in its summary judgment, said that the decision of the Speaker and the details given for its justification, both came and went against the law and have no legal effect. That's the decent thing to do, and it should end there. "

The order stated that the National Assembly was "always present at the meeting convened by the Speaker, and will remain so" for the motion of no confidence in the relocation submitted by the Opposition.

In addition, the Supreme Court of Pakistan has banned the Prime Minister and the President and extended it to the Speaker. On Sunday, the Supreme Court had ruled that all orders and proceedings of the Prime Minister and the President would be subject to the court. In a brief ruling on Thursday, he said Sunday's ruling "will continue in practice and will remain on the ground, subject to the extension, which will also apply to the speaker until the proceedings are completed."