Mongolian PM Reinstated: Constitutional Court Overturns Parliamentary Vote
Mongolia's Constitutional Court has invalidated a parliamentary vote that removed Prime Minister Zandanshatar Gombojav, deeming it unconstitutional. The decision, reported by Chinese state broadcaster CCTV, takes immediate effect, thereby reinstating Gombojav to his position and reversing the parliament's previous decision.
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Mongolia's Constitutional Court has declared a parliamentary vote to remove Prime Minister Zandanshatar Gombojav as unconstitutional, according to a report by Chinese state broadcaster CCTV on Thursday.
The Court's decision overturns the parliament's recent action of dismissing Gombojav, and the ruling is effective immediately.
The decision underscores the judiciary's role in maintaining constitutional governance in the mineral-rich nation.
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