Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid on Sunday said that the federal government will provide full security to the long march taken out by the opposition and will not create hurdles to stop the rally.
Addressing a press conference in Islamabad, the interior minister said that on one hand, the opposition wanted to bring a no-trust move but on the other, it wanted to hold a sit-in in Islamabad. He said the opposition should decide what they want as people are fed up with their drama.
In a comment on the no-trust move, the minister said the opposition was indecisive about the no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan. Rashid said they cannot decide whether they wanted to bring a motion against the National Assembly speaker, Senate chairman, Punjab chief minister or the premier.
He claimed there was infighting among the opposition parties over potential “spoils” of the no-trust move. Rashid said the opposition long march has started and “now nine days of the game” are left.
Speaking about the opposition’s efforts to dislodge the government, the minister questioned: “How much trust do opposition leaders have in each other?” Those who were not willing to see each other’s faces are now meeting in the dead of the night, he added.
