The National Assembly Tuesday approved a bill proposing amendments to the Elections Act 2017 in order to bar lawmakers from changing their party affiliation at a later stage.
Islamabad(Mudassar Iqbal);Pakistan’s National Assembly has passed a bill aimed at circumventing a recent court ruling on reserved seats for women and minorities. The move has sparked controversy, with opponents accusing the government of attempting to undermine the judiciary’s decision. The bill seeks to amend the existing law, effectively bypassing the court’s verdict.
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The development has raised concerns about the government’s commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring representation for marginalized communities. As the bill awaits Senate approval, critics are urging a reconsideration of the move, citing potential implications for the country’s democratic fabric.
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