Defeat in council elections, pressure on Conservative Party for general elections

The Conservative Party has suffered a heavy defeat in the UK council elections, which has led to increased pressure to call a general election.

According to a media report, the Liberal Democratic Party has announced to submit a no-confidence motion against the Prime Minister.

According to media reports, Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey said the motion of no confidence will be tabled on Tuesday.

Sir Ed Davey said in this regard that the results of the recent election are a testimony that enough is enough.

According to media reports, 474 councilors of the Conservative Party were defeated on Thursday.

According to media reports, Labor Party won 186 and Lib Dem 104 additional seats. The opposition Labor Party won 1,158 seats in the local elections.

According to media reports, Prime Minister Rishi Sonak plans to hold general elections in the second half of the year.

According to media reports, the no-confidence motion against the Prime Minister may fail.

According to media reports, the Conservative Party has a majority in Parliament. According to media reports, the last time elections were held in the country in 1979 due to Tehreek Nai.