DYRB 540khz Labtiklabtik Bai

06/05/2025

22/04/2025

EXPLAINED | Perpetual disqualification is a legal penalty that permanently bars a person from holding public office, employment, or position in government or any of its instrumentalities, including government-owned and controlled corporations (GOCCs). It is often imposed as an accessory penalty to certain serious offenses, particularly those involving moral turpitude, corruption, or dishonesty.

Key Points:

1. It is permanent, unlike temporary or fixed-period disqualification.

2. Applies both in criminal and administrative cases.

3. Bars appointment, election, or employment in any government position indefinitely.

4. Intended to protect the public service from unfit individuals and preserve public trust.

So why vote for Rama who was perpetually barred from assuming office even in the unlikely event he will win the elections?

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