National April 22, 2021 ISLAMABAD: A resolution moved by a ruling party lawmaker in the National Assembly is primarily intended to satisfy the proscribed Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), makes no substantial and specific demand from the government and contains non-controversial assertions. The motion tabled by Amjad Ali Khan of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) does not demand the expulsion of the French ambassador from Pakistan but only calls for a debate to discuss the issue of expelling the envoy. Prime Minister Imran Khan had stated in his recent address to the nation that it was not wise for Pakistan to throw out the French diplomat as any such action would prove to be inconsequential for the French but cause immense problems for the country. It was always projected by the TLP and understood by all and sundry that the religious outfit wants the eviction of the French envoy from Pakistan at all costs. The mayhem created by the group was meant to get this demand accepted. The draft of the resolution, which doesn’t seek the ouster of the French ambassador, was prepared during the talks between the government and TLP representatives, which resulted in the wrapping up of the protests.