Referendum Bill
46 articles
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!
Question posed to public in referendum is currently framed in a way that conceals fact that it would shorten parliamentary term: Suood
