Pakistan Prime Minister

"Pakistan's national hero and Former Prime Minister Imran Khan, founder and chairman of Pakistan's biggest political party PTI, a cricketing legend, a philanthropist and an alumnus of Oxford University, is running for the position of Chancellor of Oxford University, all while being imprisoned," the PTI post read.

PML(N) chief Shehbaz Sharif was elected as the leader of the house and was declared the Prime Minister.

The no-confidence motion against Imran Khan government was rejected by the Deputy Speaker of National Assembly

Punjab governor Chaudhry Sarwar, according to reports, was not towing the government's line.

Actor Mehwish Hayat stated she was impressed by Imran Khan and wants to succeed him as Pakistan's next Prime Minister.

The outlandish statement came on the heels Pakistan refusing to lift the ban and import sugar and cotton from India

Maryam Nawaz accuses Imran Khan of using illicit means to secure his government from a collapse

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) and its allies had a strength of 180 members while the Opposition had a total strength of 160 members.

Imran Khan tweeted on Monday that the transcripts leaked by Mumbai Police vindicated his government's claims about the Modi government's intentions.

Following the registration of a sedition case against the so-called PM of PoK and others, Imran Khan has distanced itself from the move