Government Coalition: They will boycott the Court Proceeding.

PDM CHIEF : If the Government stands in the dock everyday, how will the work be done.

 

After the demand for a full court in the government coalition was rejected, the boycott of the judicial proceedings of the case of the election of the Chief Minister of Punjab was announced and said that three people cannot decide the fate of the country.

In a consultative meeting chaired by Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif at the Prime Minister House, the ruling alliance and the leader of the PDM agreed not to back down from the demand of the full court.

Maulana Fazalur Rahman, Bilawal Bhutto Maryam Nawaz and others participated in the meeting. In the meeting, the future strategy was decided in the light of the decision of the three-member bench of the Supreme Court.

All leaders agreed to move forward with a unified strategy.

PDM Leader Maulana Fazlur Rahman said while holding a press conference after the meeting, The case will not be heard by three judges If so, we reject the decision of the judiciary. We will not appear before this bench.

We boycott the court proceedings, the government wants no organization to interfere in the court, our lawyers have advised us according to the constitution. Unfortunately, instead of impartially considering our demands, the judiciary rejected it. The decision of the current bench will be considered impartial and cannot tolerate interference in the government process. Will suggest to the Prime Minister to make reforms in this regard as well.

Chairman People's Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that the government coalition had demanded a full court, when a decision is being given regarding an institution, the entire judiciary should also sit. All the parties including PPP and PTI have boycotted the court proceedings and PML-N leader Shah khaqan Abbasi said that now the test is for the Supreme Court. We had said that the decision will be made by the full court, then the whole of Pakistan will speak.

Ahsan Iqbal said that 20 votes were not cast in favor of Hamza Shehbaz and the review request is pending in the court.