The United States has denied allegations that Prime Minister Imran Khan plotted to overthrow the government

The State Department has said that allegations of US involvement in a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan government are ...

The State Department has said that allegations of US involvement in a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Imran Khan government are mere allegations and have no basis in fact.

 

"We are keeping an eye on these developments," State Department Deputy Spokeswoman Jalena Porter told a news conference.

"We are watching the latest developments, and we respect and support Pakistan constitutional process and the rule of law," State Department Deputy Spokeswoman Jalina Porter told a news briefing yesterday.

A question that Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, while addressing his nation, has made allegations that the US encouraged him to vote on the no-confidence motion against him, and he has a cable to prove this allegation.

 

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In response to this question, US State Department Deputy Spokeswoman Jalina Porter said, "I can say in no uncertain terms that these allegations are untrue. Of course, we are keeping an eye on these recent developments."

"We respect and support Pakistan constitutional process and the rule of law, but we reiterate that these allegations are not true," he said.

It may be recalled that in his address to the nation yesterday, Prime Minister Imran Khan had once again said that he had met a US official with our ambassador to the United States. He said that Imran Khan should not have gone to Russia.

Imran Khan had said that distrust had not yet come to Pakistan. Before that he was saying that he knew that distrust was coming and he said that if Imran Khan escaped from distrust then Pakistan would be big. There will be difficult consequences, if the current Prime Minister does not step down, there will be losses.

He had said in his speech that the American official had said that if it loses, Pakistan will be forgiven, whoever comes will be forgiven, he knew who sewed the achkan.

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"Then we slowly begin to realize that US diplomats are meeting our people a few months ago. Two of my own people, our Khyber Pakhtunkhwa minister Atif Khan and a member of the National Assembly Shandana, told me that we Calling at the US embassy, ​​he regularly said that there was a lack of trust against Imran Khan.

Imran Khan said that gradually it became clear that the whole plan was made and the whole script was running, we have to decide whether we want to be a free and independent or slave nation.

The United States has denied the allegations in a statement issued Friday stating "Similar, baseless allegations concerning Prime Minister's Office have been made more than once. Allegations of US involvement are mere allegations that have no basis in fact.

It may be recalled that earlier on March 31, the US State Department had said that no US government agency or official had sent a letter to Pakistan on the current political situation in the country.