Imran Khan is pushing the country towards civil war: Shahbaz Sharif

Islamabad, Ta. 3
An unprecedented situation has arisen in Pakistan. The National Assembly has been dissolved on the recommendation of caretaker Prime Minister Imran Khan. He has asked the country to be ready for elections. In this situation, the opposition, which is planning to overthrow the Imran Khan government, has limited options.
Pakistan's opposition parties, the Pakistan People's Party and the Pakistan Muslim League, are upset with the deputy speaker's decision to cancel his no-confidence motion in parliament. He has challenged the decision in the Supreme Court. Opposition parties have stated they will not run in the by-elections. In the midst of all this, however, the question now arises as to what options the opposition has. Supreme Court Bar Chairman Ahsan Bhoon said the proceedings of the Prime Minister and the Deputy Speaker were unconstitutional. He should be charged with treason.
Facing elections: Leader of the Opposition Bilawal Bhutto said he was ready to face elections. But Imran Khan has violated the constitution. However, talking about elections is a compulsion of the opposition. Because if he doesn't, Imran's party will surround him.
Supreme Court approves verdict: Both Bilawal Bhutto and Shahbaz Sharif have said that they are awaiting the verdict of the Supreme Court. The judgment of the Supreme Court will approve of them. However, the opposition does not want to give up. After the pro-Imran leaders left the parliament, Shahbaz addressed the opposition MPs and called for a vote of no confidence in the speaker, calling the speaker's decision unconstitutional.
Hope from the army: Bilawal Bhutto said that the army comes to the rescue when the country is in trouble. It is hoped that the military will also help in this political crisis. However, the military has made it clear that this is a political issue and will not intervene.
Experts say that given the current situation in Pakistan, the best option for all parties is to go public. All parties should present their case to the public. From there, the country should run according to which party decides in favor.