Following is a brief chronology of major developments related to the formation of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party by cricketer-turned-politician Imran Kh⛦an and his abrupt move 🍷to dissolve Parliament.
1996: Imran Khan launched Pakistan Tehr𓂃eek-e-Insaf (PTI), which means the movement for justice.
2002: Khan wins election to become a Membe♊r of National Assembly.
2013: Khan again elected to the Nation🅺al Assembly.
2018: Khan becomes Prime Minister after leading his pa⛄rty to victory in the general elections.
March 3, 2021: Opposition leader and former premier Yusuf Raza Gilani defeats Pakistan's Finance Minister 𝐆Abdul Hafeez Shaikh in Senate elections.
March 6, 2021: Imran Khan wins trust vote in National 𒅌Assembly following the de🗹feat of his finance minister.
March 8, 2022: Pakistan's Opposition leaders submit no-confidence motion against PM Khan; accuse 🔯his government of uncontrolled inflation.
March 19: Khan's party issues show-cause notices 𝓡to dissident PTI lawmakers.
Marc🐻h 20: Speaker summons National Assembly session on March 25 to tak☂e up no-trust motion against PM Khan.
March 23: PM Khan says he will not resign as 3 allies indicate to vote against his gov♉ernment.
March 25: Pakistan’s Natioꦛnal Assembly session adjourned without tabling of no-trust motion against PM Khan.
March 27: At massive rally, PM Khan claims foreign powers behind ‘conspiracy’ to oveꦇrthrow his government🌟.
March 28: PML-N president Shehbaz Sharif t𒁏ables no-trust motion against PM Khan in National Ass𒊎embly.
March 30:✤ PM Khan loses majority after key ally sides with Opposition aheཧad of no-trust vote.
March 31: Pak Parliament meets to debate no-trust motion aga✱inst PM Khan.
April 1: PM Khan claims his life is iꦫn danger; asserts that he is not afraid and will continue his fight for a🅠n independent and democratic Pakistan.
April 3: Deputy Speak🌼er Qasim Suri blocks no-trust motion against ওPM Khan.
April 3: PM Khan advises President Ar🐓if Alvi to dissolve Natio🤪nal Assembly.
April 3: President Alvi dissolves National Assembly on advice of PM 🅠Khan.
