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New amendment to ICT act disqualifies accused from elections
A fresh amendment to the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) Act of 1973 now bars individuals facing formal charges from running for or holding public office. The disqualification takes effect immediately, even before the ICT formally acknowledges the charges, according to a gazette notification...