Pakistan's former defence minister Pervez Khattak claimed the support of over 57 former parliamentarians including ex-chief minister of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Mehmud Khan (2018-2022).
Khan, 70, had last month announced that his lawmakers will resign from the provincial assemblies as he withdrew a threat to march on the capital Islamabad by saying that it would result in destruction.
The lawmakers of the ruling party also threw "lotas" at Mazari and then attacked him despite the presence of security guards. Mazari was also slapped by PTI members, following which, he was escorted by Sergeant-At-Arms, reported Samaa TV.
In a hilarious incident, a television news debate on a Pakistani news channel turned violent after Prime Minister Imran Khan' Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader attacked one of the panellists over an argument.
Islamabad: In a two-pronged strategy, 34 lawmakers of Imran Khan's party today resigned to step up pressure on the Nawaz Sharif government but followed up with an offer to resume talks after the failed first
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