It has been getting more and more difficult for the government to keep Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar in place. Aleem Khan has joined a group of PTI members led by Jahangir Khan Tareen, and the opposition has moved forward with its no-confidence motion against Imran Khan.
According to Bol News, Prime Minister Imran has ruled out replacing Buzdar and endorsed him, stating that no one else has performed a comparable job to the existing chief minister.
He said that the Punjab chief minister isn’t very friendly to the media, which makes it hard for him to do his job.
PM Imran Khan said that replacing the chief minister was not a simple task and required a thorough ‘thought process.‘
He said that anyone seeking the position of chief minister would have difficulties with Buzdar.
The prime minister said that the chief minister has a lot of support from MPAs because he keeps in touch with them.
Previously, sources told Asian Trade News that the Punjab Chief Minister told the PTI leadership that he would not accept Aleem Khan as his successor in any way. This is what they said.
Yesterday, a group of PTI MPs headed by former Punjab minister Abdul Aleem Khan joined the group of the PTI’s estranged leader, Jahangir Khan Tareen, generally referred to as JKT.
People who joined together said they had a lot of doubts about the current chief minister and wanted him to step down in exchange for talks with the leaders of their party, which they say has more than 50 MPs.
