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ECP Suspends 11 MNAs for Failing to Submit Asset Details

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The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has suspended the membership of 11 National Assembly members (MNAs) and 7 Sindh Assembly members for failing to submit their mandatory asset declarations.

Among the suspended MNAs are Khurram Dastagir, Mohsin Nawaz Ranjha, Ishaq Khan, and several others. The suspension will remain in effect until the members provide their asset details, according to an official ECP notification.

The suspended Sindh Assembly members include Adeel Ahmed, Hizbullah, Arslan Taj, and others. The ECP has urged all suspended lawmakers to promptly submit their asset declarations to restore their membership.

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