What legal implications does the Senate’s resolution to postpone the election have?
What legal implications does the Senate’s resolution to postpone the election have?
Ali Imran Shah, Secretary of the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA), expressed his disapproval of the Senate’s resolution to postpone the general elections scheduled for February 8. He argued that the resolution lacked legal validity due to the incomplete quorum in the Senate. Shah emphasized that the SCBA fully supports the Supreme Court and the Chief Justice of Pakistan in their directive to conduct the polls on February 8. The Senate’s non-binding resolution, citing extreme weather and security concerns, has raised concerns about potential delays in the electoral process.
