Omar Ayub steps down from Judicial Commission’s membership
The resignation comes at a time when Ayub is already facing several legal battles, which he has stated as a hindrance to fulfilling his responsibilities.
ISLAMABAD: Opposition Leader in the National Assembly, Omar Ayub, has resigned from his position as a member of the Judicial Commission, citing ongoing legal issues as the primary reason for his decision. Ayub submitted his resignation letter to the Speaker of the National Assembly on Tuesday, which was later obtained by Samaa News.
In the resignation letter, Ayub explained that multiple legal cases filed against him had made it difficult for him to devote the necessary time and attention to his duties on the Judicial Commission. He stated that these legal matters had created significant personal and professional challenges, ultimately leading him to step down from his role.
The resignation comes at a time when Ayub is already facing several legal battles, which he has stated as a hindrance to fulfilling his responsibilities. The Judicial Commission, tasked with overseeing the appointment of judges to higher courts in Pakistan, will now need to address Ayub’s departure and determine his replacement.
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Omar Ayub’s resignation adds to the ongoing political developments in the country, highlighting the intersection of legal and political challenges faced by prominent figures in Pakistan’s political landscape.
