The political alliance of PTI and SIC has approached the Supreme Court, asking for a clear decision regarding the issue of reserved seats in assemblies. The alliance believes they have a legal right to certain reserved seats for women and minorities, which have not yet been given to them. They have now formally requested the court to issue an official order.
The reserved seats are very important in the National and Provincial Assemblies because they give parties more strength and influence. PTI-SIC says that based on the number of general seats they won in the elections, they should receive a fair share of these reserved seats. However, the Election Commission did not grant them the seats, which led the alliance to seek help from the courts.
By moving to the Supreme Court, the PTI-SIC leadership hopes to speed up the legal process and get a final answer. They say the delay is affecting their position in the assemblies and the right of their voters to be fully represented. This legal step is now being closely watched as it could impact the political balance in the assemblies.
The case has gained national attention, and people are waiting to see how the Supreme Court responds. The final decision will likely have a strong impact on the political situation in the country.