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Pervez Elahi demands suspension of local bodies for ‘transparent elections’

Published on: June 25, 2018 7:48 PM

LAHORE: : Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid-i-Azam (PML-Q) has demanded the caretaker government to suspend all the local bodies to hold “free, fair and transparent general elections in the country”.

PML-Q’s senior central leader and former Deputy Prime Minister Ch Parvez Elahi has said that free, fair and transparent election cannot be held without suspending local bodies.

Addressing party workers and prominent figures of Gujrat and Talagang at his residence here today he said that Nawaz-League has started pre-poll rigging in Punjab through local bodies.

He stated that Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz’s (PML-N’s) local bodies members and chairmen are undertaking works of N-League candidates locally and also organizing their public meetings, local bodies members and chairmen are threatening the polling staff and are influencing them.

Elahi said that for holding fair and transparent election in the Punjab it is essential that local bodies should be completely suspended till July 25, adding that only suspending development funds of local bodies is not enough.

The PML Leader said that the caretaker governments are making claims about holding fair and transparent elections but if the local bodies are not suspended till July 25, then this claim will not be based on reality.

The caretaker governments and Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) should take immediate steps in this regard.

Filed Under: Pakistan Tagged With: general elections, Headline, Pervez Elahi

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