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Senate panel approves bill to increase seats in Balochistan

Senate panel approves bill to increase seats in Balochistan  

ISLAMABAED:  The Senate Standing Committee on Law and Justice has approved the constitutional amendment bill to increase seats in Balochistan.

Senator Farooq H. Naek presided over a meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on Law and Justice.

The report of the sub-committee formed regarding the constitutional amendment bill to increase seats in Balochistan was presented in the meeting.

Senator Zameer Hussain said that we have suggested that the seats in Balochistan should be increased from 65 to 80, while Senator Kamran Murtaza said that if there is an increase, then the seats in the National Assembly should be increased.

Farooq H. Naek said that the report does not say how many seats for women and minorities will be, we send this bill to the Ministry of Law.

Senator Zameer Hussain Ghumro said that if the general seats will increase, then the specific seats will increase automatically. On which the chairman of the committee said that the minority seats will increase more.

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Senator Kamran Murtaza said that there are 4 places in 63A where there is a ban, on which Committee Chairman Farooq H. Naek said that when the report comes in the House, he will raise objections.

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