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Imran Khan vacated official residence minutes before losing no-trust vote

| @indiablooms | Apr 10, 2022, at 08:15 am

Islamabad: Imran Khan had vacated his official residence minutes before he lost no-confidence motion in Pakistan's National Assembly, media reports said.

A senior leader from his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party said on Sunday that he saw off Khan from his official state residence, PTI reported.

This came after Khan was certain of his removal. After Speaker Asad Qaiser handed over the reins to Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz's Ayaz Sadiq for the National Assembly, it seemed that the vote on the no-confidence motion would go ahead, stated the report.

“Just saw off Prime Minister Imran Khan from Prime Minister House. He walked out gracefully and didn't bow down. He has lifted the entire Nation,” tweeted Faisal.

Khan left for his personal residence in Banigala, The Express Tribune newspaper reported.

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