The PTI firmly condemned the verdict of the Supreme Court in the case of reserved seats, calling it a violation of constitutional and democratic principles. In a press release published on Friday by the PTI Central Media Department, Imran Khan’s party described the verdict as a "Continuation of state oppression" And "A public mandate theft". Again, the constitutional law of the PTI was looted by a judicial bench, he said. The declaration noted that the Supreme Court had previously ruled in favor of PTI, recognizing its right to reserved seats, but it has now contradicted this position. The press release added that this verdict translates the spirit of justice, the vote of people and the right to representation. "The PTI has presented constitutional points and legal arguments before the judicial forums for months, but it has become obvious that the courts only exist to serve the elite."
The PTI allegedly alleged that the reserved seats were distributed "Like the boot of war" Among the parties that lacked public support, calling her a blatant mockery of democracy. He continued saying: "This verdict marks one of the darkest days in the constitutional history of Pakistan. First, the electoral process was attacked, the shot of the bat was removed, the party workers were arrested and now the public mandate has been rejected."
Call the current system "devoid of public, constitutional and democratic values," The PTI has said that it is now a system where the truth is a crime, demanding rights is a rebellion, and voting for Imran Khan is an unforgivable sin.
"We can be disappointed by the courts, but not by the people. And we know that in the end, victory will belong to the truth, to the Constitution and to Imran Khan," He said. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif welcomed the decision. In a statement, he congratulated the government’s legal team and appreciated it for tireless work. He declared that the correct interpretation of the law in the decision established the supremacy of the Constitution and the law. He urged the opposition to work with the government and play its positive role in the country’s development and prosperity.
