<p>Islamabad: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/pakistan">Pakistan's </a>Election Commission has notified 39 successful MPs as lawmakers of <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/imran-khan">Imran Khan</a>'s party after the Supreme Court ordered the top electoral body to do so in its verdict on the reserved seats case, a media report said on Thursday.</p><p>The notification for the 39 MNAs (Member of the National Assembly of Pakistan) was issued on Wednesday, the <em>Dawn</em> reported.</p><p>On July 12, the Supreme Court declared jailed former prime minister Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) eligible to receive reserved seats for women and non-Muslims in the national and provincial assemblies, giving the party a new lease on life in the legislature by declaring it to be a parliamentary party.</p>.Imran Khan files petition against his potential handover to military custody in connection with May 9 riot cases.<p>Despite an 8-5 split, all 13 judges declared the PTI a parliamentary party.</p><p>The majority judgement explained that 39 out of the 80 MNAs, shown by the ECP as PTI candidates, belonged to the party.</p><p>The rest of the 41 independents would have to file duly signed and notarised statements before the commission within 15 days, explaining that they contested the February 8 general elections as a candidate of a particular political party, the paper said.</p>.<p>The ECP had finally decided last week to implement the apex court’s decision.</p><p>In a notification, the ECP said the following “returned candidates against general seats of National Assembly are declared to have been returned as candidates” of Khan's political party. </p>
<p>Islamabad: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/pakistan">Pakistan's </a>Election Commission has notified 39 successful MPs as lawmakers of <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/imran-khan">Imran Khan</a>'s party after the Supreme Court ordered the top electoral body to do so in its verdict on the reserved seats case, a media report said on Thursday.</p><p>The notification for the 39 MNAs (Member of the National Assembly of Pakistan) was issued on Wednesday, the <em>Dawn</em> reported.</p><p>On July 12, the Supreme Court declared jailed former prime minister Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) eligible to receive reserved seats for women and non-Muslims in the national and provincial assemblies, giving the party a new lease on life in the legislature by declaring it to be a parliamentary party.</p>.Imran Khan files petition against his potential handover to military custody in connection with May 9 riot cases.<p>Despite an 8-5 split, all 13 judges declared the PTI a parliamentary party.</p><p>The majority judgement explained that 39 out of the 80 MNAs, shown by the ECP as PTI candidates, belonged to the party.</p><p>The rest of the 41 independents would have to file duly signed and notarised statements before the commission within 15 days, explaining that they contested the February 8 general elections as a candidate of a particular political party, the paper said.</p>.<p>The ECP had finally decided last week to implement the apex court’s decision.</p><p>In a notification, the ECP said the following “returned candidates against general seats of National Assembly are declared to have been returned as candidates” of Khan's political party. </p>