Ishaq Dar takes oath as senator upon his return

• Ishaq Dar took an oath as a senator today
• PTI senators  decided to record a protest during the oath-taking ceremony
• PTI Leader of Opposition Senator Dr. Shehzad Wasim raised this issue in the Senate
• PTI leaders have claimed that Ishaq Dar’s arrival in Pakistan is the result of another NRO
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ISLAMABAD: Former Finance Minister Ishaq Dar took an oath as a senator today (Tuesday) and Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI) senators recorded a protest during the oath-taking ceremony, BOL News reported.

According to the details, PTI Leader of Opposition Senator Dr. Shehzad Wasim raised this issue in the Senate.

On Ishaq Dar’s oath-taking, PTI leaders have claimed that Ishaq Dar’s arrival in Pakistan is the result of another National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO).

According to PTI, the absconder has been brought back to the government’s protocol. On this matter, Senator Shahzad Wasim has also called a parliamentary meeting of the coalition parties, in which there will be a consultation on the strategy for today’s meeting.

It should be noted that the Senate meeting will be held today at four o’clock in the afternoon, which will be chaired by Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjrani. During the meeting, former finance minister Ishaq Dar is also likely to be sworn in as a senator today.

It should be noted that Ishaq Dar will take the oath of the senator from Chairman Senate Sadiq Sanjrani.

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