PTI Ban: Why the PML-N Government Decided to Take Action
Government's decision to ban Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Imran Khan Arif Alvi and Qasim Suri Preparation to apply Article 6 Decision to take action against overseas Pakistanis Viewers Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has been facing difficulties ever since Imran Khan was removed from the chair as Prime Minister.
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But surprisingly, the popularity of PTI: and Imran Khan continued to increase after that. Behind coming to power, Imran Khan held rallies national in which millions of people participated. When the police managed to arrest Imran Khan, PTI workers fenced the gate of Imran Khan's house. All night, fighting between police and PTI workers continued around Imran Khan's residence Zaman Park. PTI workers endured shillings all night but Imran Khan was protected from arrest,
Seeing this situation, it was decided: to arrest Imran Khan from the court, after which PTI workers protested strongly on May 9, and army installations were also attacked. Since May 9, Imran Khan and PTI The series of problems that did not end on AI started Imran Khan's harsh statements from jail and made matters worse. ,
Not only this, the media was also banned from running Imran Khan's name and picture. Talks of banning Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf had been circulating for several months, but the ruling party Non-League formally decided to ban PTI. has taken,
Federal Minister of Information Attaullah Tarar
Federal Minister of Information Attaullah Tarar, while holding a significant press conference, said that the politics of chaos and violence was promoted on the 9th of May when the national defense was attacked. The Indian government had decided to bring back the Taliban and settle them, on the one hand, brought terrorists here, on the other hand, attacked GHQ, PTI took funding from prohibited sources, and in the attacks on May 9, Imran Khan's entire family was involved. The nation was being told that a revolution was almost to take residence. They immediately reached their respective locations.
Along with the ban on PTI, the government has also taken another tough decision, according to which Article 6 case will be conducted against former president Arif Alvi, PTI founder Imran Khan, and former deputy speaker Qasim Suri. After approval from the cabinet, this reference will be sent to the Supreme Court. The decision to ban PTI can be booked in the upcoming meeting of the federal cabinet. The government has also chosen to take action against overseas Pakistanis.
Passports of PTI supporters abroad will be blocked
The passports of overseas Pakistanis who support PTI can also be blocked. Viewers, let us tell you here that Article 17 of the Constitution is clear regarding the ban on a political party. The government has to send a reference to the Supreme Court within 15 days. PTI leader and senior jurist Salman Akram Raja says that it is the ignorance and stupidity of the government and Tehreek-e-Insaaf cannot be banned without the Supreme Court. There is no justification for imposing a ban, on the other hand, PTI supporters on social media continue to criticize this decision of the government.
Federal Minister Attaullah Tard: says that there is evidence including the May 9 attack cipher case and the resolution in America, based on which Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf was banned. can go This decision has come at a time when the Supreme Court of Pakistan in a decision a few days ago recognized Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf as a parliamentary party and ruled that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf in the national and provincial assemblies felt women and minorities. Seats should be given.
On this occasion, some questions: come to mind like whether it is possible to ban any political party in Pakistan. According to Article No. 17 of the Constitution of Pakistan, the Government of Pakistan has the power to ban any party that harms the country's integrity and sovereignty,
Spoke to Shaiq Usmani
We spoke to Shaiq Usmani, a former judge of the Sindh High Court about this, and he told us that if the Supreme Court thinks that the evidence available to the government is sufficient to take action, it can order the Election Commission. That this political party should be dissolved,
So, can PTI be banned now?; Legal experts believe that the government is talking about banning PTI based on the letter written to the United Nations and the IMF. ,
But it has to be understood: if only these reasons are enough to ban a political party. In case of dissolution of a political party, what will happen to the members of the National and Provincial Assembly of that party? According to the election laws in Pakistan, if a political party is dissolved, the members of the national and provincial assemblies also become disqualified for the remaining term of the assemblies.
So, has any pIs there ever been a political party in the history of Pakistan?
A political party was banned in Pakistan in 2021, Imran Khan's government banned Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan as a total non-existence, but this ban could only last for seven months. Similarly, in the past, the Communist Party of Pakistan, Jamaat-e-Islami, and the National Awami Party were also banned. In the past, many politicians including Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif were declared ineligible. Departing organizations have come up with new names,
Political researcher Muhammad Faisal says that if it is accepted that PTI is banned, then they will continue their activities under a new name and we find such incidents in history as well.
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