The purported letter he was referring to is said to be a diplomatic cable – and hence not a threatening letter, per se. The opposition is doing all this [no-confidence motion against the PM] as part of the plan [to topple the govt]... they will not even accept this letter,” Khan told the journalists. “We had a cabinet meeting today in which it was decided to selectively share the letter,” he added. Khan feared that the opposition might conduct some sort of investigation and dismiss the letter as fabricated. Rumours were rife on social media that Khan might replace army chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa in his last desperate attempt before his ouster.

Source: The Nation April 10, 2022 06:11 UTC