EC issues a new party position on election results of 239 USC in Sindh
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Karachi (Kudrat Dainik) Election Commission of Pakistan releases party’s new position on results of 239 USC in local elections in Sindh, PTI seats increased to 42, PPP first and Jamaat-e-Islami second, 6 unions rigged The results have been withheld on the allegations of committees. As per Hum News, Election Commission has released new party position on results of 239 USC, Out of 229 seats, PPP is leading with 91 USC, Jamaat-e-Islami is second with 85 USC. Kind, PTI are 40 USC. It has increased to 42.
The PML-N is at the fourth position with 7 UCs. JUI 3, Tehreek-e-Labaik 2 and Independent candidates managed to win one UC.
According to the spokesperson of the Election Commission, the results of 6 union committees have been withheld on charges of rigging. On the other hand, the Election Commission has banned transfer posting in entire Punjab. Apart from transfer posting, the Election Commissioner Punjab has also banned new development projects. In which instructions have been given to vacate government residences, government hostels and guest houses. With the return of government vehicles with protocol from former Chief Minister and former ministers as well as from homes.
The Election Commission has directed the monitoring setup to continue its regular functioning. Similarly, according to the notification issued by the Election Commission, from the National Assembly Constituency NA 71 Gujarat-Char Chaudhary Abid Raza, NA 111 Toba. Tek Singh.I to Chaudhary Khalid Javed, NA 169 Bahawalnagar.IV to Nurul Hasan Tanveer, NA 175 Rahim Yar Khan.I to Syed Mubeen Ahmed, NA 181 Muzaffargarh.
I Muhammad Shabbir Ali, NA 264 Quetta, I Ismatullah and Lal Chand have been reinstated from the seat reserved for non-Muslims on submission of declaration of assets. Senator Kamran Michael from Punjab, Senator Saifullah Abro from Sindh, Senator Mohsin Aziz and Senator Sania Nishtar from KPK, while Mohd Shahryar Khan Mehar from PS-8 Shikarpur-II and PS-32 Khairpur-VII from Sindh Provincial Assembly Constituencies. Shah’s membership has also been restored on submission of asset declaration.
