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Former prime minister Imran Khan was deposed by a no-confidence vote in parliament on Sunday, days after he blocked an analogous try. Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s supporters marched on to streets throughout the country, and abroad later that night to showcase their disappointment in Khan’s elimination. They said Mr Khan had violated the structure by getting the deputy speaker of the assembly, an in depth ally, to quash the vote on vague grounds of a nationwide security menace. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan Commends Islamic Reliefs Work That said, the Pakistani military is still overwhelmingly dependent on the U.S., and as such Pakistan’s generals will want to preserve some semblance of excellent relations with Washington. Assistant Secretary of State Donald Lu of being concerned within the plot to overthrow his authorities, suggesting that Lu had warned Pakistan’s ambassador in Washington that there can be implications if Khan survived the no-confidence vote. That said, there m