Deputy Speaker Dr. Rizvie Salih has informed the Parliament that the Speaker has received copies of 20 petitions filed before the Supreme Court challenging the Bill titled ‘Prevention of Organised Crimes’.
Making the announcement in Parliament, Dr. Salih stated that the petitions had been filed under Article 121(1) of the Constitution.
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