Sources cited by Geo News suggest that all three allies of the ruling government will soon (expectedly till March 25) announce to join the Opposition in the campaign to oust Imran Khan.

3 key allies of the Pakistan govt of PM Khan - Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan, Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid and Balochistan Awami Party are set to join the Opposition before the no-confidence vote

As Pakistan PM Imran Khan is set to face a no-confidence motion, several reports say that this motion is expected to be proven as the 'last ball' to decide former cricketer turned politician's fate.

In a big setback, the Election Commission of Pakistan has slapped a Rs 50,000 fine at Prime Minister Imran Khan for holding a rally at Khyber Pakhtunwa province's Lower Dir. Imran Khan has been asked to submit a challan in the matter.

The loss of dissident lawmakers has left Khan with over a dozen seats less than the minimum of 172 needed for a majority.

Ahead of the no-trust vote, Bilawal asserted that he will not accept “any kind of rigging” and said that the people have to let Imran Khan go now.