The founder of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party has lodged an appeal with the Supreme Court, seeking a stay on the decision related to the Toshakhana case. The Islamabad High Court’s ruling, which is under scrutiny, is being challenged on the grounds that the punishment in the Toshakhana case had already been suspended.
The plea contends that the High Court did not solely postpone the sentence; instead, the Election Commission exploited the court’s decision, issuing a notification of PTI founder’s disqualification. The appeal alleges that an error in the High Court’s judgment was manipulated by the Election Commission, resulting in the issuance of a notification declaring the failure of PTI’s leader.
Emphasizing the proximity of upcoming elections and the influential role of the PTI founder, who is a former Prime Minister of the country, the appeal argues against sidelining the leader of the largest political party from participating in the electoral process. It asserts that with elections looming, the leader of PTI, being a significant political figure, cannot be excluded from the electoral arena.
The appeal puts forward the urgency for the Supreme Court to intervene in the Toshakhana case, suspending the decision on the punishment. The objective is to enable the PTI leader to actively participate in the upcoming elections, given the crucial role they play in the country’s political landscape.
In light of the approaching electoral process, the appeal urges the Supreme Court to swiftly suspend the verdict in the Toshakhana case. The overarching goal is to ensure the participation of the PTI leader, a former Prime Minister, in the elections, underscoring the potential impact on the political dynamics of the country.
The title for this development could be “PTI Founder Appeals to Supreme Court, Alleges Election Commission Exploitation in Toshakhana Case Verdict.”
