The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has filed a new writ at the Sekondi High Court, seeking to challenge a recent ruling that dismissed its application for an injunction on the Electoral Commission in the matter of the Electoral Commission's disqualification of the NDC's Parliamentary Candidate for Amenfi Central.

The dismissed injunction sought to halt the EC's proceedings related to a matter the party views as critical to its interests.

The recent filing underscores the NDC's determination to contest the court’s decision, which initially went against the party.

According to sources within the NDC, the party is committed to ensuring that the case receives further judicial scrutiny.

The NDC's legal team has yet to disclose the specific grounds on which they are contesting the initial ruling, but the party’s representatives have expressed confidence in securing a favourable outcome.

This new development is expected to draw considerable attention as it may have significant implications for the party’s strategic interests.

Observers are closely monitoring the situation, as the case could set important precedents within Ghana’s legal and political landscape.

The Sekondi High Court has yet to schedule a date to hear the new writ filed by the NDC.