Pakistan’s Election Commission has disqualified several PTI leaders over their involvement in the May 9 violence case, leading to the loss of three major parliamentary roles: opposition leader Omar Ayub, parliamentary leader Zartaj Gul, and deputy parliamentary leader Ahmad Chattha. The National Assembly Speaker confirmed the disqualifications, and discussions are underway to elect a new opposition leader. PTI members were also removed from several key standing committees, and fresh nominations are required for the vacant positions across the parliament.
After Pakistan’s Election Commission (ECP) disqualified several Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders in connection with the controversial May 9 case, the party has lost three major parliamentary positions in the National Assembly.
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