PM says SC verdict exposed IK’s lies of ‘regime change’
Ijaz Kakakhel Islamabad
Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah on Thursday hinted at filing references against the PTI’s top brass under Article 6 after a Supreme Court judgment in the National Assembly deputy speaker’s ruling case.
Addressing to journalists, the Interior Minister hailed the Supreme Court’s detailed judgment on the then deputy speaker National Assembly Qasim Suri’s ruling, saying that the government has started working on action under Article 6 of the Constitution. He also demanded the resignation of Arif Alvi and said that the President, former Prime Minister Imran Khan and former deputy speaker Qasim Suri committed fraud with the Constitution.
He said that the decision of the Supreme Court raised the head of the Constitution, adding that the Constitution of Pakistan is the sacred trust of the people. He said there is no greater crime than this, adding that its punishment is also mentioned in Articles 5 and 6.
The Federal Interior Minister said that the funeral of Imran Khan s politics is over, adding that Imran Khan violated the constitution to save power. He went on to say that there is no room for such gangs to stay in politics. Interior Minister said that on the violation of the constitution, the federal government can send references.
He said, “We will not keep the option of fraud and violation of the constitution open”. Rana Sanaullah went on to say that the work has started regarding sending references. He said the order of the Supreme Court will be carried out, adding that the reference is made after the decision. He said the speaker should send the reference to the Election Commission after disqualification, adding that the Election Commission should de-seat them and declare them ineligible.
The Interior Minister said the decision of the Supreme Court is final, it is a commendable decision, punishment for breaking the Constitution.
He said, “I am ready to arrest Imran Khan on the punishment of the violation of the constitution”. He said that if the cabinet allows him to file a case, the government will arrest him. Now, after the verdict, a major crime has been committed, adding that there will be a reference or arrest.
