In Pics: Tracking Pakistan's political instability

As Pakistan continues to struggle with the rising inflation the Opposition blames Prime Minister Imran Khan for not being able to revive the economy or crackdown on corruption. The country's foreign reserves are becoming scarce and its deficit is widening. It is also in a tough International Monetary Fund bailout program. 

Khan sought fresh elections after dissolving the parliament. The Opposition raised a no-confidence motion that Khan had been expected to lose which the speaker blocked. The Opposition called the move a treason. Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, head of the opposition Pakistan People's Party, promised a sit-in at parliament, as mentioned in a Reuters report. 

Protests are staged in various parts of Pakistan in support of PM Imran Khan as he called for street stir ahead of a parliamentary no-confidence vote that could see him thrown out of office. He has claimed that the move to oust him is orchestrated by the US.

Pakistan's National Security Advisor Moeed Yusuf had resigned on Monday amid the ongoing political and constitutional crisis in the coup-prone country. (Source: PTI)

Yusuf's resignation came a day after President Arif Alvi dissolved the National Assembly, minutes after National Assembly Deputy Speaker Qasim Suri dismissed the opposition's no-confidence motion against embattled Prime Minister Khan on Sunday. (Source: PTI)

Former Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif on Sunday said that Prime Minister Imran Khan and all others involved in the "conspiracy" against the nation are guilty of high treason and should be tried for desecrating the Constitution. (Source: PTI)

Pakistan's Supreme Court resumed hearing today on the dismissal of a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Imran Khan and the dissolution of Parliament by the President on the advice of the embattled premier, a day after adjourning the proceedings after promising to give a "reasonable order" in the high-profile case. (Source: PTI)