Jun 28, 2018
Pakistan's top court bars former Cabinet minister, loyalist of former PM Sharif, from running in July 25 elections
ISLAMABAD — Pakistan's Supreme Court has barred a former Cabinet minister and loyalist of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from running in next month's parliamentary elections.
The court found Danyal Aziz guilty of making critical speeches against judges following last year's disqualification of Sharif by the country's top court.
Thursday's court order says Aziz, a leader in Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League party, cannot take part in the July 25 vote.
The order is yet another blow to the party as Aziz was expected to easily win a seat in parliament.
On Wednesday, another court disqualified former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi — also a prominent leader in the PML — from running in the July elections for concealing assets. Abbasi succeeded Sharif after his disqualifications from office over concealing assets abroad.
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