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![Imran Khan has become the first Pakistani PM to be ever removed by a vote of No Confidence in parliament. And it was no organic political movement; PTI alone has 155 members in National Assembly and the second-largest party (PMLN) has only 84 members, yet around 7-8 political parties have joined hands to remove him. This was not possible without a catalyst, a synthesising force to unite such diverse political interests. What does it tell us about Pakistan? and its judiciary and state institutions? Why people are so demoralised? What will happen now? Will Imran Khan be able to come back into power? Will he be assassinated?
Khan's claims of a US-backed conspiracy to remove him from power, as happened to Mosaddegh, was denied by both Washington and the pro-West Pakistani military. Crucially, Khan fell out with the latter amid reports that he was seeking to replace senior officers. His relationship with the US was damaged by his realignment of Pakistan to get closer to Russia and China.
Hard evidence to support Khan's allegations is difficult to find, other than a diplomatic cable sent in March following his historic visit to Moscow. Yet, given the CIA's regime change track record, can there be smoke without fire?
Last year, in an interview with Axios, Khan was adamant that Pakistan will "absolutely not" allow the CIA to use bases within the country for cross-border operations in Afghanistan. This was a bold departure from the previous two decades of support for the US "war on terror".
As recently as last month, Western diplomats published an open letter calling on Pakistan to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine. However, Khan criticised the move while asserting Pakistan's sovereignty. During a public meeting he asked rhetorically, "Are we your [the West's] slaves? That whatever you say, we will do?"
His language was particularly interesting. During his trial, Mosaddegh said presciently, "I am well aware that my fate must serve as an example in the future throughout the Middle East in breaking the chains of slavery and servitude to colonial interests."
While Khan's overthrow was not a military coup, as Mosaddegh's was in 1953 Iran, there have been three successful such takeovers since Pakistan's independence in 1947; ultimately, the military is in charge of running the country. Mosaddegh's successor in Tehran, General Zahedi, was chosen by the US and the British, and if revelations made by the late Pakistani General Hamid Gul are anything to go by, the US has a say in the appointment of the army chief of staff in Pakistan.
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