This decision comes on the heels of relief given to the PTI by the top court in the reserved seats case as well as to the party chief in the Iddat case.
In the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s judgement, PTI is set to emerge as the single largest party in the National Assembly, while the ruling coalition seems set to lose its two-thirds majority.Speaking during a press conference in Islamabad, Tarar said that if the country is to move in a forward direction, it cannot do so with PTI’s existence.“In view of the foreign funding case, May 9 riots, and the cipher episode as well as the resolution passed in the US, we believe that there is very credible evidence present to have the PTI banned,” he said.The information minister added that the government would also submit a review petition before the Supreme Court of Pakistan against its verdict last week which declared that PTI would be eligible for reserved seats for women and minorities.