The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has celebrated what it calls a historic decision by the Supreme Court regarding the allocation of reserved seats in Pakistan. PTI chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan expressed joy outside the apex court, emphasizing that the verdict is a cause for happiness among Pakistan’s 250 million people. He credited the decision to 11 judges of the Supreme Court who voted in favor of PTI and thanked the judiciary for its support.
Khan highlighted the role of KP Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur in delaying the oath in the KP Assembly, which he deemed crucial in the Supreme Court’s decision. He expressed confidence that there would be no need for re-elections due to the court’s ruling.
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Sahibzada Hamid Raza of the Sunni Ittehad Council also praised the verdict, criticizing the Election Commission for what he described as attempts to manipulate the mandate and calling for the resignation of its chief.
PTI senator Shibli Faraz emphasized the party’s commitment to upholding democracy and restoring what he referred to as their rightful mandate based on Form-45. He commended the courts for their decision, which he believes upholds justice.
Meanwhile, Leader of the Opposition Omar Ayub Khan demanded the immediate resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner and other commissioners, alleging bias against PTI and its leader, Imran Khan.
In summary, the Supreme Court’s decision has been met with jubilation by PTI leaders, who view it as a validation of their electoral mandate and a significant victory for democracy in Pakistan.
