Category: Politics

Barrister Gohar expressed confidence in the legal process and encouraged party workers not to take the law into their own hands. He stressed that the focus should remain on the upcoming elections scheduled for February 8, and any disagreements should be addressed through legal channels.

Furthermore, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari criticized the PTI government, stating that it came into power through non-democratic forces. He argued that the founder of PTI sent curses to the Parliament, and the party trained the youth to adopt confrontational methods against each other, creating an environment of hostility.

Moreover, Emal Wali Khan pointed out that the democratic journey of the ANP faced obstacles during the 2013 and 2018 elections. He indicated that their political path was hindered, alluding to challenges and barriers encountered during these electoral processes.

Furthermore, the guidelines detail the placement of a unique number-specific government seal on the back of the ballot papers. This measure aims to enhance the security and traceability of each ballot paper, contributing to the integrity of the electoral process.

Addressing the issue of power distribution, Dar suggested that provincial governments have the capability to provide free electricity to consumers if they choose to do so from their budgets. Responding to criticism directed at PML-N by Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Dar retorted that Bilawal is like his own son.

On another front, Senator Waqar Mehdi, the General Secretary of PPP Sindh, addressed an election corner meeting in Karachi’s Clifton neighborhood, Bot Basin. During his speech, he lauded Bilawal Bhutto Zardari as a visionary leader, stating that no other leader in the country possesses a comparable vision for improving the economic and financial situation.

The PTI leader urged the Supreme Court to treat PTI’s founder’s trial similar to its own proceedings, allowing the public to witness and assess the fairness of the legal proceedings. He expressed concern that the current handling of their cases is akin to murdering justice.

Akhtar Mengal, as the head of the BNP, is now cleared to contest in the general elections scheduled for February 8. The Supreme Court’s ruling ensures that the electoral process proceeds without disruptions, providing political parties and candidates with a fair and just opportunity to participate in the democratic process.

Imran Khan further elaborated on his predicament, stating that he has been in jail for six months, and a crackdown against his party is ongoing. He lamented the alleged deprivation of their rights and raised concerns about how the government-appointed lawyers could adequately represent them.