WORLD NEWS | Pakistan: MQMP leader claims party members kidnapped to force them to join Imran Khan

Karachi [Pakistan]April 7 (ANI): Federal Maritime Affairs and Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) Senator Faisal Subzwari on Thursday revealed that seven workers were detained and tortured, forcing the party to rejoin Imran Khan The cabinet, news international coverage.

He said Pakistan’s Supreme Court or the Chief Justice had no power to draft the constitution, nor did they have the power to add or delete it.

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Subzwari said the party told those who ordered that it could not rejoin the cabinet until its demands were met. He added that seven of its workers were detained and tortured because of the MQM-P’s refusal to comply with the order, which forced the party to rejoin Imran Khan’s cabinet. According to international news reports, he said he told Khan in front of numerous people that he sat with him out of compulsion.

The federal minister believes that no political worker should be involved in bogus cases. He said no other political party had enjoyed such influence in the past and PTI was enjoying such influence now.

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The Supreme Court of Pakistan or the Chief Justice have no power to draft the constitution nor to add or subtract anything.

“Only Parliament has the power to amend the constitution,” The News.com quoted Geo News as saying.

He recalled that the Supreme Court had delegated the power to amend the constitution to former military ruler General Pervez Musharraf, but that even amendments made in his time had to be submitted to the Supreme Court, The News.com reported. parliament.

The MQM-P leader said that even the bar group believed that the Supreme Court had rewritten the Constitution in its Article 63-A judgment.

He said the constitution clearly states that any Legislator who votes against a decision of his or her parliamentary party will be disqualified, but the chief justice and two other justices pointed out that although the constitution doesn’t say so, those legislators cannot even vote. He asked whether the Supreme Court’s ruling contradicted this clear provision of the Constitution, The News.com reported.

Suzwari said that according to the constitution, elections must be held within 90 days after the dissolution of parliament, but the constitution also states that it is the duty of the Pakistan Election Commission to hold free and fair elections. He said elections would not be held for 90 days despite the Supreme Court order. He quoted the chief justice as saying that if any judge inadvertently makes a wrong decision, that judge can correct it after realizing the mistake. “Tomorrow, Parliament can say the same.”

The MQM-P leader said the chief justice supported the regularization of 1 Constitution Avenue as it houses apartments for the elite, but he ordered the demolition of Nasra Building in Karachi at all costs.

He said Imran Khan would not accept the election results in Punjab if his party did not secure a majority.

Subzwari said he was an MQM worker whose three generations had been arrested and that an extrajudicial murder had even occurred in his home.

Negotiations between the Justice Movement of Pakistan and MQM-P followed the resignation of Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui in protest against Imran Khan’s cabinet in December 2019, he said. It lasted until March of the following year, when the MQM-P was suddenly ordered to rejoin the cabinet.

Subzwari said the party told those who ordered that it could not rejoin the cabinet until its demands were met. He added that seven of its workers were detained and tortured because of the MQM-P’s refusal to comply with the order, which forced the party to rejoin Imran Khan’s cabinet. He said he told Khan in front of numerous people that he sat with him out of compulsion, The News.com reported.

The Federal Minister believes that no political work should involve false cases. He said no other political party had enjoyed such influence in the past and PTI was enjoying such influence now.

He said that when Shehbaz Gill tried to instigate a mutiny in the army on a television channel, he said Gill should be thankful that he belonged to Faisalabad and not Karachi, The News.com reported.

He recalled that MQM leaders were recorded in 27 terrorism cases in one day for listening to inflammatory speeches. He insisted that many of the leaders on record were not even in Pakistan when the incident took place. (Arnie)

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