Murad Saeed Resigns from Senate, Calls Parliament ‘Illegitimate’

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Murad Saeed has resigned from his Senate seat and submitted his resignation to the Chairman of the Senate of Pakistan through a formal letter.

In his resignation, Murad Saeed stated that the current parliament is based on what he termed a “fake and illegitimate” foundation and accused it of playing a role in disrespecting the public mandate. He said that in the prevailing political situation, the party should make tough decisions and immediately consider withdrawing from the parliamentary system.

Murad Saeed advised his party leadership to tender collective resignations not only from the Senate but also from other legislative bodies to send a clear political message regarding the public mandate. According to sources, he proposed that the party resign en masse from the Senate as well as the National and Provincial Assemblies.

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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has confirmed Murad Saeed’s resignation from the Senate.

It is noteworthy that Murad Saeed was elected as a senator in 2025; however, he had not yet taken oath as a member of the upper house.

Political analysts believe that this development may trigger a fresh debate in national politics, with reactions expected from both opposition and government circles. Observers say the move could impact parliamentary politics and further raise the political temperature in the coming days.