The expulsion of Panagiotis Paraskevaidis from the Parliamentary Group of PASOK was not unexpected, as many within the party believed it was overdue. His opinions had consistently diverged from the official party line, leading to confusion regarding PASOK's political identity. Concerns regarding his public statements had been raised on multiple occasions, indicating a growing dissatisfaction among party leaders that could no longer be ignored.

Paraskevaidis's controversial statements about same-sex couples and immigration reportedly angered party leadership, particularly as complaints had reached the party headquarters from the Metropolis of the North Aegean. His comments seemed to irk the party officials further when, in April 2024, he alluded to issues regarding wiretapping, which was deemed a significant breach of party expectations. His insistence on not dismissing Alexis Tsipras during a critical budget debate was also perceived as crossing the line, complicating PASOK's political dynamics at a crucial time.

The implications of this expulsion reach beyond just Paraskevaidis himself, as it highlights the internal conflicts within PASOK regarding its identity and stance on sensitive issues. The leadership’s decisive action indicates a desire to unify the party under a clearer political vision while mitigating internal dissent. As the party navigates these turbulent waters, the future of PASOK will depend significantly on how it balances differing perspectives among its members, especially during such politically charged times.