Pakistan govt plans action to curb 'PTI aggression' in Parliament

ISLAMABAD: The government has approved a series of measures aimed at curbing what it describes as “Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s aggression” within parliament.

As per details, the assembly membership of PTI members who slander institutions will be suspended, and action will also be taken against PTI members who bring pictures of the founder to the house.

The Chairman Senate and Speaker National Assembly will take strict measures to ensure the sanctity of the House as per media reports.

Furthermore, the acting Senate chairman will send a letter to the PTI parliamentary leader on Monday or Tuesday, directing him to ensure implementation of the ruling given in the house and also informing him of action against undemocratic and illegal behavior.

Acting Chairman Senate Syedal Khan Nasir said that PTI's shameful behavior against the state and institutions is unbearable.

My ruling is not political, it was a clear requirement of the constitution and law. In light of the ruling, I will write a formal letter to the PTI parliamentary leader.

He said that a copy of the letter will also be sent to all parliamentary leaders, and no one will be allowed to attack institutions, spread conflict, and cause chaos.

The Acting Chairman of the Senate said that the ruling will be strictly implemented, there will be no exceptions, what has been tolerated so far, the membership of senators will be suspended for future violations, and membership may be suspended for a long period for continued violations.