• The Punjab Assembly on Tuesday passed a bill on the floor that the Government Institutions would not intervene during the selection of the Chief Minister of Punjab
• During the assembly session of the province, the deputy opposition leader Raja Basharat put forward the resolution in front of the house, which was approved unanimously by the house representatives
• The resolution also claimed that government terrorism is at its height. Raja Basharat said in front of the house that our fellow members of the assembly are being pressurized and are threatened

LAHORE: The Punjab Assembly on Tuesday passed a resolution on the floor that the Government Institutions would not intervene during the selection of the Chief Minister of Punjab, BOL News reports.

During the assembly session of the province, the deputy opposition leader Raja Basharat put forward the resolution in front of the house, which was approved unanimously by the house representatives. The resolution stated that the secret agencies and other institutions harassing the opposition members and were tracing them everywhere. The state machinery was also in use against the opposition assembly members, the resolution stated.

As per the details, the resolution also claimed that government terrorism is at its height. Raja Basharat said in front of the house that our fellow members of the assembly are being pressurized and are threatened.

“The state machinery is being utilized against us, this house is being continuously intruded on by the secret government agencies, and we condemn it,” Raja Basharat added on the assembly floor.

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According to the BOL News report, the resolution also cited that the elections of the Chief Minister of Punjab are being executed on the orders of the Supreme Court of Pakistan. Any kind of intervention or any efforts to prevent the elections for the CM will result in contempt of court. The state agencies are obliged to respect the directive of the court, the resolution remarked.