The National Assembly voted a resolution opposing the ruling of the 3-member bench of the Supreme Court

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The House deemed the judgement of the Supreme Court unenforceable.

Mohsin Leghari of Tehreek-e-Insaf opposed the resolution.

The National Assembly wanted a full court on the delay in the election dispute.

On Thursday, the National Assembly voted a resolution opposing the election decision of a three-member bench of the Supreme Court.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Mohsin Leghari rejected the motion in the National Assembly

The meeting of the National Assembly was headed by Speaker Raja Pervez Ashraf.

The resolution voted by the House is against the participation of the court in the automatic notice about the postponement in the Punjab elections.

The resolution noted that the three-member bench ruled against the resolution of the House.

The resolution further noted that the House deems the ruling of the Supreme Court as unenforceable.

He also added that the House binds Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and the Cabinet not to obey the judgment of the Supreme Court.

The House asked for a full court to determine the dispute.

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