PTI founder challenges Punjab cabinet’s decision of action against him

Imran Khan, PTI founder, challenges Punjab Cabinet’s decision for legal action against him and other party leaders, filing a petition in Lahore High Court. The petition argues the decision is baseless and politically motivated, aiming to declare it null and void. The cabinet’s action follows an inquiry report claiming PTI’s involvement in maligning state institutions.

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LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder and former prime minister Imran Khan on Wednesday challenged the Punjab Cabinet’s decision of action against him and other party leaders in Lahore High Court (LHC), ARY News reported.

The Punjab cabinet earlier okayed undertaking legal action against incarcerated PTI founder Imran Khan and other party leaders over “hateful rhetoric against state institutions”.

As per details, the petition was filed by PTI founder’s counsel Sardar Latif Khosa and the Punjab government and others have been made parties.

The petition stated that the Punjab Cabinet had approved the nomination of PTI leaders in additional cases on May 24.

The petitioner argues that the federal and provincial governments are run by the PML-N, which has failed to bring economic stability to the country. They political revenge and wrong policies have pushed the country to brink of economic disaster.

In such circumstances, the Punjab Cabinet’s baseless decision will cause further damage, the petitioner argues. Therefore, the court is requested to declare the Punjab Cabinet’s decision of May 24 as null and void.

It is pertinent to mention here that the decision was taken during the provincial cabinet’s meeting, chaired by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, stated a statement.

Punjab Information Minister Azma Bokhari cited an inquiry report submitted by home department and said PTI members were “spreading mischief inside and outside the Adiala jail”.

The provincial minister claimed that the Imran Khan-founded PTI was “spreading hate as part of organised propaganda against state institutions”, adding that it was decided to file a complaint according to the report submitted by the home ministry.

“To spread incitement in the country, to spread hatred against the institutions in the country, that is the total agenda of this party,” she said.

The recent decision by the Punjab cabinet to take action against the founder of PTI has sparked widespread discussion and debate within political circles. This move has been met with both support and criticism from various quarters, with many questioning the motives behind such action. The founder of PTI has chosen to challenge this decision, raising important legal and ethical considerations that will undoubtedly have far-reaching implications. As this contentious issue unfolds, it serves as a reminder of the complexities and challenges inherent in the political landscape. With the spotlight on this high-profile confrontation, it is essential for all stakeholders to closely monitor the developments and outcomes, as they have the potential to reshape the political dynamics in the region.

Source: ARY NEWS

PTI founder, Imran Khan, challenges Punjab Cabinet’s decision to take action against him in Lahore High Court. The Cabinet approved legal action against Khan and other party leaders for alleged “hateful rhetoric against state institutions.” The petition, filed by Khan’s counsel, argues that the decision will cause further harm amid the country’s economic instability. It requests the court to nullify the Cabinet’s decision. Punjab Information Minister accused PTI of spreading hate against state institutions, citing an inquiry report. The article highlights the legal battle between PTI and the Punjab Cabinet over accusations of incitement and spreading hatred.

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