KP Meeting passes decision for removing of CEC

The decision, which was moved by the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf, brought about a commotion in the home because the opposition events strongly protested the transfer, calling it in opposition to parliamentary traditions.

“On the idea of simple proof, this home expresses severe reservations in opposition to the Election Fee and calls for that the sitting Chief Election Commissioner and all its members ought to resign forthwith so all political events represent non-controversial and acceptable fee, which can also be a necessity of the hour,” mentioned the decision.

Finance Minister Taimur Saleem Jhagra requested Idrees Khan Khattak, who chaired the proceedings, to offer him the ground to maneuver an “necessary decision”. The chair relaxed the principles and requested the mover to current the decision. Mr Jhagra hurriedly learn the decision, which was handed with majority.

The opposition members weren’t allowed to talk on the deserves or demerits of the decision. This brought about rumpus within the meeting.

After passing the decision, the chair gave the ground to Awami Nationwide Social gathering (ANP) parliamentary chief Sardar Hussain Babak. He mentioned that passing the decision in such a rush was in opposition to the parliamentary norms and traditions.