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25 PTI members yet to resign from NA standing committees

25 PTI Members Still in NA Standing Committees

Reports confirm that 25 PTI members yet to resign from NA standing committees, despite the party’s earlier decision to withdraw from parliamentary responsibilities. The delay has raised questions about internal coordination within the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leadership.

Party sources said the members have not submitted formal resignations, which has led to confusion regarding their participation in committee meetings. Some lawmakers are reportedly awaiting official instructions from the party leadership.

25 PTI members yet to resign from NA standing committees, a situation that could affect committee functioning and legislative proceedings. Parliamentary officials have indicated that until resignations are received, these members continue to hold their positions.

The PTI had announced a mass resignation of its members from the National Assembly in protest of certain government policies. However, procedural formalities require members to submit written resignations individually to the Speaker of the National Assembly.

The delay in resignations has prompted criticism from political analysts who argue that the lack of coordination undermines the party’s protest strategy. It also creates uncertainty regarding the future of ongoing legislative business.

25 PTI members yet to resign from NA standing committees, including some senior lawmakers, are expected to finalize their resignations in the coming days. Party officials have assured that all formalities will be completed soon.

Meanwhile, the National Assembly Secretariat continues to monitor the situation closely. Committee chairpersons have noted that participation by members who have not formally resigned could influence decision-making in ongoing inquiries and legislative reviews.

Political observers believe the resignations will have wider implications for parliamentary dynamics. Once finalized, the vacant positions may be filled by other party members or nominees.

The PTI leadership has emphasized unity and coordination, urging all lawmakers to complete resignation procedures promptly to ensure their protest carries maximum impact.

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Umair is an experienced digital media journalist who covers both parliament and breaking news. He reports on culture, politics, technology, and human stories with clarity and depth. His work also includes lifestyle and arts, which makes him a versatile storyteller. He always focuses on accuracy, insight, and meaningful impact.
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Umair is an experienced digital media journalist who covers both parliament and breaking news. He reports on culture, politics, technology, and human stories with clarity and depth. His work also includes lifestyle and arts, which makes him a versatile storyteller. He always focuses on accuracy, insight, and meaningful impact.

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