U.S rubbishes Imran Khan’s foreign conspiracy accusation before Pak trust vote

Published on Apr 01, 2022 02:11 pm IST

The United States has rubbished allegations levelled by Imran Khan that there is foreign conspiracy to unseat him from the post of Pakistan Prime Minister. "There is no truth to these allegations. We are closely following developments in Pakistan. We respect and support Pakistan's constitutional process and the rule of law," said a US State Department spokesperson. The Pakistan Prime Minister reiterated his claims of 'foreign conspiracy' in the country, saying that a foreign nation is trying to oust him over the "independent" foreign policy choices made by him during an address to the people of Pakistan. Watch this video for more details.

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