Fazlur Rehman Claims Crucial Role in Blocking Controversial Bill

Maulana Fazlur Rehman, a prominent cleric and politician, revealed his party's vital role in the passage of the 26th Constitutional Amendment Bill in Pakistan. His party's votes were crucial in modifying the bill, reducing its clauses from 56 to 27. He accused members of bargaining votes to support the bill.

Maulana Fazlur Rehman, a key figure in Pakistan's political landscape, asserted his party's decisive influence in the National Assembly regarding the 26th Constitutional Amendment Bill.

In an address from his hometown, Dera Ismail Khan, the JUI-F leader highlighted how his party's involvement was crucial in reducing the bill's clauses. Initially composed of 56 clauses, JUI-F's negotiation efforts narrowed it down to 27.

Rehman criticized other political entities, accusing some members of bargaining votes, and emphasized that without the support of his eight-member party, an undesirable version of the bill could have passed.

(With inputs from agencies.)