No-confidence motion against the government will come before November 27, Chaudhry Latif Akbar

Rawalkot (Dharti News) Opposition Leader in Azad Kashmir Legislative Assembly Chaudhry Latif Akbar has said that motion of no confidence will be presented before local elections in Azad Kashmir, we have 28 members. There are those who will get rid of them quickly. They can nominate a prime minister from any party or forward bloc to send the current prime minister home. The opposition does not want to run away from the elections. There were many places where the voters are more and the population is less. There are widespread frauds in constituencies, but despite this we accepted the elections. Force cannot be called directly from any province. We opposed phase wise elections because Those elections will affect the results, whichever political party wins will affect the rest of the districts. That’s why we demanded elections under the supervision of the army because the army is available while the police are not. He expressed this while addressing a press conference at Ghazi Millat Press Club Opposition leader Chaudhry Latif Akbar was accompanied by former government minister Sardar Abid Hussain Abid, district president Amir Khurshid, Sardar Saqib Khan, Raja Ejaz, Ghalib Bukhari and others. In November, it is the responsibility of the government to provide forces for the municipal elections. We wholeheartedly accept the decision of the Supreme Court and their order should be followed, the Punjab government and the KPK government are providing facilities to the protesters and the people The Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir is currently a burden on the people. The freedom movement of Kashmir is having negative effects, the entire opposition agrees that this mad Prime Minister should be removed. All political parties agree that There should be elections, but we don’t want massacre of people, so it is the responsibility of the government to provide forces for peaceful elections, which should be fulfilled anyway. We have no alliance with any political party in local elections.