Referendum Bill
47 articles
Supreme Court is set to begin hearings tomorrow on a legal challenge seeking to block upcoming referendum, arguing that the current wording of the ballot question renders the vote invalid
Legal challenge seeking to nullify the referendum bill dismissed
President Muizzu faces a high likelihood of impeachment if he fails to secure a parliamentary majority, even if a referendum to hold concurrent elections is successful: Suood
The Constitution has been turned into a toy; we must say 'no' to both the government and the referendum: Aslam
If public votes 'yes' in referendum, all power will be consolidated within presidency, leading to an inevitable hike in water and electricity tariffs: Ilham
MDP’s Mauroof: Case challenging presidential decree being delayed against standard procedure
Muizzu is attempting to establish a system where he can hold the presidency with the absolute power of a monarch; we must say no to this: Waheed
EC is prioritizing the President's decree over the Elections Commission Act, and that is why we must say no: Waheed
Waheed: President knows PNC members will not campaign if parliamentary elections follow presidential polls
Voting "no" in the referendum will prove to be a profoundly positive decision for the citizens: Ihusan
Supreme Court's handling of referendum case will be a true test of its independence: Yauqoob
Solih Urges Rejection of ‘Deceptive’ Ballot Paper Hidden Within Parallel Election
Government utility companies now employ over 15,000 people following a period of job distribution aimed at securing votes: Solih
Combining two elections only reduces costs for President Muizzu, as it allows him to buy two votes with a single stack of cash: Aik
President should prioritize cutting current administration spending over next-term parliamentary polls: Ali Hussain
Supreme Court petitioned to invalidate Referendum Bill following expiration of ratification deadline
President Muizzu is attempting to prolong his hold on power; if we do not reject this referendum, competitive presidential elections will become a thing of the past: Mauroof
Supreme Court petition filed: Referendum question allegedly conceals move to shorten parliamentary term from the public!
