Category: Politics

The JI chief asserted that once in power, his party would bring back Dr. Aafia Siddiqui and expressed solidarity with the people of Palestine, stating that the Palestinians are awaiting the support of Pakistan.

He informed the media that over 120 million citizens across the country are eligible to cast their votes, with more than 69 million registered male voters and over 59 million registered female voters.

In the same discussion, Waleed Iqbal, a leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), asserted that Benazir Bhutto was allowed preferential treatment contrary to her wishes. He claimed that when bail is granted, it is often exploited for political gains, and members of the PTI have faced arrests in a manner that goes against the principles of justice.

Expressing his view on the future of Pakistani politics, Khattak remarked that the prospects for PTI in the political arena are bleak. He predicted that the remnants of the PTI would be wiped out on February 8, signifying the end of PTI’s turbulent journey in Pakistani politics.

Asifa Bhutto assured that Sanghar would also have its own ATV channel, and cards for farmers and youth would be distributed. She underscored that the PPP has always been committed to the welfare of the poor and has served them diligently.

Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja emphasized that the security situation in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is improving, instilling confidence in the overall electoral process. He confirmed that the general elections will take place nationwide on February 8, leaving no room for ambiguity.

Ahmed Shah asserted that both the federal and provincial governments are ready for the elections, with all relevant authorities collaborating with the Election Commission. He emphasized that elections will take place on time, and the government is working towards ensuring security and peace.

Balochistan remains the only province with a gender gap exceeding 10%, amounting to 6 lakh. Interestingly, the registered voters in the 65 age group in Balochistan are predominantly male.

He further stressed that the Jamaat-e-Islami is fully committed to defending the Islamic character of the constitution and will oppose any attempts to undermine the distinctive identity of Pakistan as an Islamic state. The leader of Jamaat-e-Islami rejected the notion that the former rulers’ alliances or promises could sway the nation towards secularism, reaffirming the importance of preserving the Islamic values enshrined in Pakistan’s constitution.