In a recent statement issued from Lahore, Abdul Aleem Khan, the President of the Insaf Party Pakistan (IPF), has instructed all party members to expeditiously file their nomination papers for the upcoming elections. Khan urged members across constituencies to promptly acquire the required documentation for their candidacy.
Emphasizing the need for proactive participation, Abdul Aleem Khan highlighted the importance of securing nomination papers without delay. He urged party aspirants to swiftly gather the necessary paperwork to contest for seats in both the national and provincial assemblies.
Abdul Aleem Khan specifically called for the collection of candidate applications for seats in both the national and provincial assemblies across the country. The directive aims to facilitate a comprehensive and timely compilation of potential candidates for each constituency.
Addressing the broader political landscape, IPF’s President indicated that discussions on seat adjustments with other political parties or any related matters would be addressed subsequently. This suggests a focus on first establishing the party’s representation and candidacy strength before engaging in alliance or adjustment talks with other political entities.
Furthermore, Abdul Aleem Khan advocated for ensuring a minimum of 5% representation for women in both the national and provincial assemblies. The commitment to women’s specific seats reflects the party’s dedication to fostering gender inclusivity in the political process. Additionally, he noted that requests for reserved seats for women would be actively pursued by the party, with decisions on such matters to be determined internally.
Abdul Aleem Khan’s directives underscore the IPF’s proactive approach in preparing for the upcoming elections. The emphasis on prompt submission of nomination papers and the commitment to gender representation align with the broader democratic principles of inclusive political participation. As the party mobilizes its members and potential candidates, these initiatives will contribute to shaping the IPF’s electoral strategy and presence in both national and provincial assemblies.
