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Supreme Court Sets Hearing Date for PTI's Plea to Restore 'Bat' Symbol
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has scheduled a hearing on January 10 for the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) plea to restore the 'bat' symbol as its electoral symbol.
PTI's intra-party elections were nullified by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on December 2, rendering the party ineligible for its traditional symbol.
The ECP cited non-compliance with election regulations as the reason for the decision. PTI challenged the verdict in the Peshawar High Court, leading to the current appeal in the Supreme Court.
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The Chief Justice expressed concern about PTI's numerous cases and summoned Hamid Khan, the party's lawyer, to appear in court. The hearing is now set for January 10.
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