The Legislative Assembly in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir approved a no-confidence motion on Tuesday against its leader Sardar Atiq Muhammad Khan, the News Network International (NNI) news agency reported.
A total of 31 members in the 49-member house favored the no-confidence motion while 15 opposed it and two members abstained, said the report.
People favored the no-trust motion accused the Prime Minister of Pakistan-controlled Kashmir Sardar Atiq of corruption and incompetence to run affairs of the government, according to the NNI.
The no-confidence motion became possible as members from the ruling Muslim Conference joined hands with the opposition lawmakers to oust him, said the NNI report.
Sardar Yaqub was elected new leader of the house.
Sardar Atiq congratulated the new leader but denied all corruption charges and defended his policies.
Source: Xinhua
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