Sadqun bloc strips lawmaker Mohammed Abu al-Eys of membership

BAGHDAD, Iraq — The Sadqun parliamentary group in Iraq's parliament has removed lawmaker Mohammed Abu al-Eys from its membership, citing repeated violations. In a written statement, the group said the decision was taken in line with the guidance of Sheikh al-Amin, the bloc's leader. The statement did not elaborate on the nature of the alleged violations or outline any procedural steps behind the decision. No response from Abu al-Eys or other officials was reflected in the text. The Sadqun bloc said it would continue to work with what it described as sincere resolve to serve the public interest and meet public expectations. The group released the full text of the statement publicly. Abu al-Eys had been one of the bloc's lawmakers in Iraq's Council of Representatives. The announcement marks a notable internal development for the Sadqun group, though no further details were immediately available on the reasons behind the removal.