PM Imran Khan vs Opposition No Confidence Vote- Updates and Discussion

[yusufjee]

Gotta give credit where credit is due. The asshole who got sikandar sultan raja elected as the chief election commissioner deserves a tamgha. Under the nose of IK he got the PMLN candidate in. Turning out to be a biggest mistake?

 

[Ghazwa-e-Hind]

Still

PTI should have resigned

Any legislation done in a parliament that had more than 100 vacant seats would have no moral standing. Even speaker and deputy speaker should have resigned making it impossible for opposition to do anything

Brother, the problem is not PTI. But the institutions that are siding with the PDM foreign puppets.

Imran Khan always played by the rules. He even called National Security Committee meeting first and had them acknowledge/accept the foreign interference letter before declaring the no-confidence-motion null-and-void.

Supreme court has no jurisdiction in parliamentary affairs, they are playing by PDM playbook and delaying the elections. Putting the entire country in uncertain position.

 

[yusufjee]

Pakistan is in a state of Perdition...

It's a long long road to Azaadi and redemption(if Allah is willing to forgive the sins)

It's a long, the most difficult road to freedom and sovereignty, will take some doing.

Not that easy...

State of perdition is permanent for Pakistan because of Pakistanis.

 

[SaadH]

Usually, judges hear arguments from both sides, examine evidence & then decide the case on merit.

In Pakistan, judges make their minds first, based on public pressure & other factors, and then find a legal technicality to rule as they deem fit

That actually happens the world over, e.g. Indian courts rubber stamping all BJP and RSS inspired actions in India. US courts rubber stamping all war of terror excesses of US Gov't.

 

[Areesh]

Imran Khan always played by the rules

And that was his biggest mistake

You can't play by the rules in a country like Pakistan and then expect to succeed

 

[Ghazwa-e-Hind]

And that was his biggest mistake

You can't play by the rules in a country like Pakistan and then expect to succeed

I agree, the system is rotten.

 

[RIP Pak LAW]

Still

PTI should have resigned

Any legislation done in a parliament that had more than 100 vacant seats would have no moral standing. Even speaker and deputy speaker should have resigned making it impossible for opposition to do anything

This option was plan B. Plan A is always better if today SC also decides for general elections. Plan B is agitation, waste of time, still couldn't stop opposition to cancel over seas Pakistanis votes

 

[Battlion25]

Anyone who thinks the opposition will get anything out of this are daydreaming..

If the SC goes against NSC verdict of foreign interference he himself will be brought to justice besides SC has no jurisdiction in National security matters hence this entire court was just waste of time

 

[yusufjee]

I still think SC knows they cant rule on parliament affairs so they will abstain from passing any judgment, they will however say that they will work to plug the holes in the constitution and that speaker was in the wrong. I have been down lately but today I have a feeling it is going to be good day for PTI supporters.

 

[Oruc]

Who knows court decision might be the next surprise... fingers crossed

 

[Battlion25]

I still think SC knows they cant rule on parliament affairs so they will abstain from passing any judgment, they will however say that they will work to plug the holes in the constitution and that speaker was in the wrong.

The SC was asking for NSC minutes.. Who the fuk is the SC because national security matters are above the court.. The entire court session was just waste of time in truth.. They have no powers over NSC or national security matters

 

[RIP Pak LAW]

I still think SC knows they cant rule on parliament affairs so they will abstain from passing any judgment, they will however say that they will work to plug the holes in the constitution and that speaker was in the wrong. I have been down lately but today I have a feeling it is going to be good day for PTI supporters.

Let's see.

 

[313ghazi]

Who has cancelled overseas votes?

 

[RIP Pak LAW]

The SC was asking for NSC minutes.. Who the fuk is the SC because national security matters are above the court

Don't know it was shown or not but seems like, they were not taken into account much.

 

[Wood]

Horse trading doesn't represent mandate the people hence unconstitutional

If you are trying to highlight constitutional legality, then you should be able to prove 'horse trading' in a court of law. Can anyone really do that?