Imran Khan’s Govt Disrespected Karima Baloch’s Dead Body

Imran Khan’s Govt Disrespected Karima Baloch’s Dead Body. In Pakistan, Imran Khan’s govt came under attack for disrespecting Karima Baloch’s body.

Opposition leader Maryam Nawaz said that the government is now begging to talk after being surrounded from all sides. Here, opposition leaders of Pakistan have also targeted the Imran government for disrespecting the body of Karima Baloch.

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz leader Maryam Nawaz has said that the Imran government is now changing maneuvers after being surrounded badly.

It is willing to go to any lengths to talk to the opposition, but it has now been decided that nothing will be done with the government.

She said that now the opposition MPs in Parliament will resign. Discussions are being held with all opposition parties in this matter.

A long march will be held after the MPs resign. Maryam Nawaz made this statement after the meeting of all the parties in Parliament.

Meanwhile, opposition parties in Pakistan’s Upper House (Senate) strongly criticized the disgrace of the body of Baloch rights activist Karima Baloch.

The body of Pakistani dissident and women’s rights activist Karima Baloch was buried in her village in south-west Balochistan on Sunday, 25 January under tight security.

Scared of the protests and discontent, government agencies allowed only the nearby members of the Baloch to attend the funeral. During this time the mobile phone service was also discontinued.

Karima’s brother Sameer Mehrab tweeted, “Pakistan Army allowed women to bury Karima’s shroud but I am happy because Karima continues to raise her voice for women’s empowerment.”

Karima Baloch, 37, had been in exile in Canada since 2016. Her body was found on December 22 last year, a day after his disappearance, near a lake in Toronto. The Pakistani intelligence agency was reported responsible for Karima’s death.

The opposition will not talk to Imran government surrounded by all four, opposition MP will resign

In Pakistan, the opposition organization has backed down from holding talks with the government. The opposition has said that now there will be no talk with the government.

Leader of the Opposition Maryam Nawaz has said that the government is now begging to talk after being surrounded by all four sides.

Pak government is changing the maneuver after getting surrounded

The three-member government delegation was scheduled to hold talks with opposition organizations in Parliament. The government wants at least a consensus among the parties to run the Parliament.

The opposition has backtracked from the first round of talks. After the talks, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz leader Maryam Nawaz has said that the Imran government is changing the maneuver after being surrounded badly.