The Imran government of Pakistan fell to its knees, expelled from this dangerous organization under pressure from extremists.

Islamabad. The whole world is aware that the Imran government of Pakistan is just a puppet government of the army and extremist organizations there. Now, the recent decision of the Imran government has sealed it again. In fact, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday allowed the extremist organization Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) to be removed from the list of banned organizations, bowing to hardline Islamists to end the anti-government movement. .

It was banned in April following violent protests by the organization to force the government to expel the French ambassador over the issue of blasphemous cartoons published in France. The organization took to the streets again last month and reached an agreement with the government after violent protests.

Although the details of the agreement were not shared with the public, statements by some leaders revealed that it included the lifting of sanctions on the organization. At least 21 people, including 10 police officers, lost their lives in recent days during fierce clashes between TLP activists and law enforcement officers. Prime Minister Khan approved the lifting of the BPD ban after the Punjab government sent a report through the Interior Ministry.