ISLAMABAD – Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief Fazlur Rehman has instructed the party’s Members of the National Assembly (MNAs) to vote against the 27th constitutional amendment.
According to sources, Fazlur Rehman emphasized that the matter had been thoroughly discussed in a parliamentary party meeting before issuing the instructions. He said the JUI-F had carefully considered all aspects of the amendment before deciding to oppose it.
As both the party chief and parliamentary leader in the National Assembly, Fazlur Rehman formally directed all JUI-F MNAs in the House to vote against the amendment. Party members are expected to follow his instructions in the upcoming assembly session.
The 27th amendment, currently under debate, has sparked discussions among political parties in Pakistan. Observers say the stance of influential parties like JUI-F could play a significant role in shaping the outcome.
Political analysts note that Fazlur Rehman’s clear directive reflects the party’s strong opposition to the amendment and signals a cohesive strategy in the National Assembly. This move also highlights Rehman’s influence over the party’s legislative decisions.
The opposition by JUI-F comes amid wider political debates regarding the amendment’s implications on governance and constitutional balance. Fazlur Rehman has reiterated that his party will act according to its principles and safeguard national interests.
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The National Assembly is expected to vote on the amendment soon, with parties like JUI-F firmly positioned against it. Lawmakers and political observers are closely monitoring developments, as the vote could impact the broader political landscape in Pakistan.
