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NA Speaker: PTI Resignations Will Not be Accepted Unless Given On Choice

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Raja Pervaiz Ashraf NA Speaker
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Raja Pervaiz Ashraf, the speaker of the National Assembly, stated on Sunday that he would not accept the resignations of any PTI legislators, who announced widespread resignations from the lower chamber of parliament in April, unless he was certain that they were not submitted under duress.

When asked why he only approved the resignations of a select few PTI MPs, he responded, “The law requires that even if a member declares in my presence that they wish to leave but I have knowledge that they are under pressure, I should not accept their resignation.”

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Ashraf claimed that PTI legislators continued to use the benefits offered to MNAs and inhabit parliament lodges even after the announcement of mass resignations. “Then they write me texts requesting that I reject their resignations. In this situation, he declared, “I will not remove any member until I am confident that they are not retiring under duress.

Additionally, the speaker made it clear that he had accepted the resignations of the MPs who had publicly declared in the media and on social media that they were resigning voluntarily.

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