Why Imran Khan Lost? | Political Crisis in Pakistan | Dhruv Rathee

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has been removed from his position through a non-confidence motion. He became the first Prime Minister to be ousted through a no-confidence motion, however continuing the trend of noncompletion of the 5 years Tenure. But why is this Political Instability happening in Pakistan? What has been the history of Pakistan's politics? Are there any international factors involved in this situation? Who is going to be the new Prime Minister now? I talk about all these things in detail in this video.

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[fatehmuhammad]

As a Pakistani I think that Imran Khan is extremely popular in Pakistan . We see a huge support of people in Pakistan for Imran Khan. I am 100 %sure that next election, Imran Khan win by huge majority.

[jeevanjethwani]

As a Pakistani Hindu, I appreciate your analysis but that's not all true bro. And you haven't explained few points. 1) why all the opposition parties have brought the no-confidence motion(reason),
2) you even didn't say a word about Letter gate(a whole story behind it), 3)why few members like Ramesh Kumar, became against Imran Khan, just let me give you an example of ramesh. He wanted to sell fake chemotherapy but pti denied. And there are many points you didn't discuss in your video, so sir, you need to see things like a common Pakistani to explain the situation here. Anyway a good analysis by an Indian youtuber 👍
We support IMRAN KHAN....

[TheAndyplaylist]

It was very well researched and had an almost neutral point of view but there are a few facts missing:
1) Shahbaz Sharif and his Son (for CM of Punjab) both are on bail and the verdict was due on the same day Shahbaz Sharif took oath for PM but the verdict wasn't given.
2) The foreign interference was based on a memo sent by the ambassador of Pakistan to US and was accepted by the security committee of Pakistan (including the neutral heads of Army, Navy etc.). It states that the Americans in a meeting said to the ambassador, one day before the no confidence move was initiated, that Imran Khan went to Russia on his own defying US advise and if the no confidence vote is rejected Pakistan will face difficult times and if it is passed, we will forgive Pakistan. (Now that is attack on sovereignty of a country, what will Atal Bihari Vajpayee reply if this is the case?)
3) Pakistan got out of covid pandemic almost unhurt, it is among the top 3 countries of the world that have saved the lives of its citizen and kept the economy reasonable in comparison with all the other nations of the world. You can compare it with any country you want during the pandemic. But yes, the prices of commodities went up as they have been all over the world.
4) The Supreme court's decision would have been termed neutral if they were so efficient in all of the cases that are pending for years and decades. They opened on a Sunday for the hearing and then they opened up at 11pm on Saturday night. There is something fishy in that, but there is a lot fishy in that when the justice system in Pakistan ranks 130th out of 137 in the world.

It would have been a victory for democracy if MNAs (MPs) were not alleged to have taken huge sums of money to change the stance of their party or if the coalition of opposition parties was like an organic coalition. All of them had one thing in common, which is they all have their cases in courts.

[techandgamingworld]

Petrol Price in Pakistan when Imran Khan was PM. 120-150Rs

Petrol price after Imran Khan
280-350Rs.

[visualsbyusman]

He is our leader, more like a Father!
He taught us alot, and we stand with him for life!
-A young Pakistani.

[irumiqbal]

Khan is a symbol of bravery honesty and determination

[imrankhanimran]

Insha Allah, , he will comeback lots of love from India 🇮🇳 ❤❤

[MominaAsim-jz]

as a Pakistani i actually respect you and your vast knowledge but as in case of Imran Khan he is a true leader and a brave man who has such courage to inspire and educate pakistani youth in true sense. Cypher case was true and their was international interruption in regime change of pakistan.we have no one better than him in our country.

[saadnadeem]

As a Pakistani I applaud your neutral approach in delivering your analysis. You’re only wrong in a couple of things though. Those 35 politicians didn’t leave just like that instead they were bought off by the opposition which is in turn bought off by the US. You also failed to mention about the letter that IK received by the US ambassador in which he’s clearly stating his removal as if they are the ones who can dictate us. Also you should also mention the fact that almost more then 80% Pakistanis are now behind IK and he’ll win the next elections by a land slide. The fact that all the parties had to join together to remove IK tells us how much they afraid of the cases that IK built against them through NAB which is our national accountability.

[Raxteer]

We stand with imran khan we stand with Pakistan! No more brutality 🇵🇰💥

[SaniaVlog-dlip]

I am from Pakistan nd InshaAllah imran khan is our next PM InshaAllah InshaAllah ❤❤❤❤

[furqanbangash]

his stance on Ahmedi Muslims is correct... we believe them to be non Muslims.. they do have rights as other non Muslim minorities but calling them Muslims would be wrong...

[arsalanehsan]

As a Pakistani, yes there were hurdles which are mostly related to fuel prices and we all know it’s international but they politicians are not even close to Imran Khan who we support completely.
These parties have been ruling for so many years and did nothing just corruption.

[muddasirqureshi]

I am Pakistani and die hard fan of Dhruv Rathee,
All the facts and figures described in this video are true but on other hands Imran Khan is very popular leader these days. We are fed up with this political crisis. Everyone is looking for fresh elections

[muhammadibadofficial]

you told everything clearly. Imran Khan had some weaknesses that's why he lost. but he's far better than everyone in the opposition. and people in Pakistan know this really well as you can see protests all over the world by Pakistanis. Inshallah Imran Khan will rise again...

[smartnewspk]

نسل در نسل ہمیں وہی مسائل کا سامنا ہے، کسی بھی شعبے میں کوئی ترقی نہیں ہوئی، یہ دیکھ کر افسوس ہوتا ہے کہ ہماری حکومتی پالیسیاں عوام دوست نہیں ہیں۔

[Xavierpng]

Loved your Analysis from Pakistan
Hope Pakistan and India will start friendly relations which would be beneficial for the people of both
🇵🇰❤️🇮🇳

[KinG]

We stood with Imran Khan earlier and we are still standing. May Allah protect Pakistan from looters of the Prime Minister❤😢😢

[itx.ERRR]

He can’t Lose.
“ Successful Person is who Make Dreams & Doesn’t Lose Hope” Imran Khan ❤️🖤

[Aburaza-ixss]

Lakhon log Imran Khan se piyare karte hen or ye pehla leader he jis ko log Dil or Jan se chahte hen