The Ministerial Courtroom has upheld a call to dismiss the grievance filed in opposition to Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad regarding alleged interference in parliamentary elections.
The grievance, initially submitted by the Monetary Investigations Unit, accused Al-Fahad of influencing the electoral course of by way of monetary disbursements.
A committee tasked with investigating ministers — led by Counselor Omar Al-Masoud and together with Counselors Saud Al-Sanea and Ahmed Al-Muqallad — had beforehand dominated to dismiss the case, citing an absence of proof to help the accusations. That call was later appealed however has now been confirmed by the court docket.
The ruling successfully closes the case, affirming that no ample grounds had been discovered to pursue costs in opposition to Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad in relation to the electoral interference allegations.