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‘SC’s judgment in reserved seats case poses no challenge to Govt’

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ISLAMABAD –  Minister for Law and Justice Azam Nazeer Tarar said the Supreme Court’s judgment in reserved seats case poses no challenge to the government.

Addressing a news conference in Islamabad on Friday, he said the ruling coalition has a clear majority both in the National and Punjab Assemblies. 

He recalled that the government passed the finance bill 2024-25 with majority.

The Law Minister said Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf was neither a party in the case nor had sought relief. He said it was Sunni Ittehad Council which had moved the court for the reserved seats.

Responding to a question, the Law Minister said it is for the political parties, affected by the decision, to take a decision regarding filing a review petition.

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