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Will be SC’s contempt, if polls delayed: Aitzaz Ahsan

Aitzaz Ahsan

Will be SC’s contempt, if polls delayed: Aitzaz Ahsan

  • The chief justice of Pakistan is our red line, he said.
  • They tried to make the verdict regarding election controversial, he said.
  • PPP leader said fake audios of Saqib Nisar were leaked

LAHORE: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Aitzaz Ahsan on Thursday said it would be contempt of the Supreme Court, if elections were delayed beyond 90 days, Bol News reported.

“Implementation of the SC order, as it is, is a must. The chief justice of Pakistan is our red line. An attempt was made to delay the election beyond 90 days. They tried to make the verdict regarding election controversial,” Aitzaz Ahsan said talking to media in Lahore.

He said nobody could dictate the court. All the five judges announced the verdict about election with consensus, he added.

The PPP leader said fake audios of ex-CJP Saqib Nisar were leaked and conspiracies launched against the chief justice. He said the CJ was being threatened. The lawyers stood by the chief justice and judiciary, he added.

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The lawyers would re-launch the movement of 2007, he said.

Aitzaz Ahsan said narrative of Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) Senior Vice President Maryam Nawaz had ended. She spent jail term with bravery, he said adding that while her brother and father ran away.

On March 8, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) had expedited efforts to finalize arrangements for conducting polls of the provincial assembly in Punjab.

The election commission had held a meeting chaired by Chief Election Commissioner Sikander Sultan Raja to review preparations for the polls in the province.

The election commission had summoned the officials of the Ministry of Defence for a briefing on security situation on March 10.

ECP had also summoned the officials of the Military Operations Directorate on March 10 for a briefing on the security plan.