The parliament's vote on a no-confidence motion against Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has been dismissed on Sunday, local media reported. 

Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, or the lower house of the parliament, Qasim Khan Suri rejected the no-confidence motion, saying that foreign involvement has been found in opposition filing the motion, a move which is against the Constitution of Pakistan. 

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(With input from Xinhua news agency)