The Supreme Court of Pakistan (SC) on Tuesday challenged Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) petition challenging the appointment of Mohsin Naqvi as Punjab Chief Minister (CM), ARY News reported.
According to the details, the SC registry has returned the petition filed by Asad Umar, executive director of PTI. The petitioner points to the lack of reference to issues of public importance in this case.
This organization also objected to the petitioner’s failure to go to the relevant forums and added that he did not provide any proof that Asad Umar was the general secretary of the party.
Further, the SC registry objected that the caretaker Prime Minister (CM) cannot be a political party under Article 248 of the Constitution.
It may be recalled here that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Ainaf (PTI) moved the Supreme Court (SC) to appoint the opposition candidate Saeed Musin Raza Naqvi as the interim Chief Minister of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) Punjab. It should be noted that he was opposed
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on January 22 appointed Musin Naqvi as Punjab’s interim chief minister after parliamentary committees failed to reach a consensus.
The PTI-PML-Q alliance proposed the names of Navid Akram Cheema and Ahmad Nawaz Sokhra for the post of Caretaker CM, while the opposition proposed the names of Mohsen Naqvi and Ahad Cheema.
After Naqvi was nominated, Imran Khan condemned the committee and tweeted: Partizan. “
