The Pakistan Government on July 15 banned the party of jailed ex-prime minister Imran Khan and two of his senior party colleagues for their alleged involvement in anti-state activities. We believe that there is very credible evidence to have Khan's party, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf. The largest party in Pakistan's Parliament after the Supreme Court ruled on reserved seats.
Mr. Tarar said that if the country was to move in a forward direction, it couldn't do so with the existence of the party. Our patience and tolerance are seen as weaknesses. The federal government will move the apex court to ban the party as the government is trying to fix the country's economy and politics. The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) led government and its coalition partners have decided to file a review appeal against the decision of the Supreme Court. The minister said that the apex court gave relief to the PTI. The minister said the ruling alliance has decided to file a case against the then-prime minister, president and National Assembly deputy speaker. The riots of May 9, the foreign funding case, and the manipulation of the cipher saga are just some of the things that the PTI has pointed out. The Dawn newspaper quoted Mr. Tarar as saying that you tried to damage the country's diplomatic relations for the sake of your political interests. The Supreme Court had given relief to Khan in the illegal marriage case as well as the reserved seats case. The arrest of Khan in an alleged corruption case and the indictment of Shah Mahmood Qureshi for his role in the May 9 riots came after the arrest of Khan in the May 9 riots. The Supreme Court last week declared that Khan's party was eligible for seats reserved for women and minorities in the national and four provincial assembly. The district and session court overturned the conviction of Khan and his wife Bushra in the case related to the violation of the mandatory waiting period for a Muslim woman between two marriages. The leader and hundreds of his party colleagues are being tried in multiple cases, including one under the Official Secrets Act, in connection with the May 9 violent protests by his supporters that damaged key military installations. The Jinnah House is one of the military installations that were vandalised by Khan's party workers. The army headquarters in Rawalpindi was attacked for the first time.