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Opposition parties in Pakistan launch alliance to oust PM Imran Khan

At a joint press conference after the end of the multi-party meeting, JUI-F chief Mualana Fazl ur Rehman read out the resolution

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Press Trust of India Islamabad
Demanding Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's (pictured) immediate resignation, the country’s major Opposition parties have launched an alliance to hold a country-wide protest movement to oust his government.
 
A 26-point joint resolution was adopted on Sunday by the All Parties Conference, which was hosted by the Pakistan Peoples Party and attended by Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Fazl and several other parties.
 
At a joint press conference after the end of the multi-party meeting, JUI-F chief Mualana Fazl ur Rehman read out the resolution and said that the Opposition parties have agreed to launch an alliance named Pakistan

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