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thing is all these details will come later. Govt first point is article 69 and then later points. So if judge will read first point he has to first clear article 69 and then go on.This makes the most sense.
So the speaker cannot dismiss a resolution once leave has been granted.
The govt would argue that this is a case of national security, where a foreign country is interfering with our processes.
The only please the govt can take is that in this situation, would it be advisable to go with the rules and procedures when something much larger is at play? Do we want to keep on playing all good and by the rules when a foreign sponsored attempt is being undertaken?
Take for an example a house, in which there is a rule that little kids are not allowed to get out of their room at night. Now, there is a fire or another emergency inside the house and they have to get out. Now, would you sit there and say keh no, the rule says no kids outside of the room, hence keep them inside? Or do the sensible thing and get them out? A pretty crude and off the cuff analogy, but you get the idea.
The court would ask for the letter, proofs, and all other evidence which the govt will have to provide regarding the alleged conspiracy.
IMO, the court should decide the veracity and severity of the letter first, and also the status of the dissident MNA's (for life disqualification, can their votes be counted etc.) and then call for the NCM if at all.
You can't have selective decisions.
Just like nawaz sharif hearing, there was lots of cases and points of corruptionnbut first one was he took salary while been PM ( I think if i remember correct and judges didnt go onto other points).
Whatever will happen in court is yet to decide by judges.