The National Assembly passes seven ordinances amidst opposition ruckus. The session, chaired by Speaker Ayaz Sadiq, saw the government presenting ordinances for approval, leading to a ruckus from the opposition benches. The passed ordinances include amendments and management board regulations. Additionally, new members on women-reserved seats were sworn in.
ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly (NA) on Friday passed seven ordinances amid opposition ruckus, ARY News reported.
The NA session chaired by Speaker Ayaz Sadiq witnessed a ruckus from the opposition benches as the government presented seven ordinances in the lower house of the Parliament for the extension.
Omar Ayub terming the session ‘against the law’ condemned the government’s move of presenting seven ordinances. He said they have not seen the ordinances presented in the house, why the government is in a hurry?
The PTI leader also challenged that even members of treasury benches have not read the ordinances presented before the house for approval.
During the session, the opposition members tore the copies of the agenda.
The ordinances passed by the house include Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation Amendment Ordinance 2023, Pakistan National Shipping Corporation 2023, Pakistan Postal Services Management Board Ordinance 2023, National Highway Authority Amendment Bill 2023, Privatisation Commission Amendment Ordinance 2023, Criminal Law Amendment Ordinance 2023.
The ordinances were presented by Law Minister Azam Nazir Tarar.
Earlier, five newly elected members on women-reserved seats took oath as MNA. Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq administered the oath.
The House offered fateha for the Palestinians martyred in Gaza.
The recent passing of seven ordinances in the National Assembly (NA) has sparked intense debate and controversy in the political arena. As the country grapples with the challenges of a rapidly evolving legislative landscape, these developments have not been without their fair share of turmoil. The tumultuous scenes of opposition ruckus have underscored the deep-seated divergences in ideologies and priorities, laying bare the complex dynamics at play. While the ordinances have elicited a spectrum of reactions, it is imperative to delve into the substance and implications of these legislative manoeuvres. By examining the underlying motivations and potential implications, we can gain a more nuanced understanding of the broader impact of these decisions. As the nation navigates through these tumultuous times, it becomes increasingly vital for citizens to stay informed and engaged with the legislative developments that shape our collective future. The coming days are likely to witness further discourse and deliberation surrounding these ordinances, and it is incumbent upon all stakeholders to approach these discussions with a sense of responsibility and foresight.
Source: ARY NEWS
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The National Assembly passed seven ordinances amid a ruckus from the opposition, leading to criticism from the PTI leader, Omar Ayub. The session witnessed the presentation of multiple ordinances, including those related to Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation, National Highway Authority, and Criminal Law. Additionally, five women-reserved seat members took oath as MNAs, and the House offered condolences for the Palestinians martyred in Gaza.
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