PTI decides to contest Islamabad local bodies elections on Dec 20
ISLAMABAD: PTI has decided to contest the upcoming local government elections in the capital, with the party’s regional leadership directing district and town organisations to file nomination papers in every ward across all union councils between November 2 and 6, it emerged on Wednesday. Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has set the polling date for December 20. On Wednesday, PTI’s Islamabad wing President Amir Mughal, speaking to Dawn, said, “We have decided to contest elections on all 125 seats of union councils”. Mughal said that PTI visited areas across the city to get input from…
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1d agoPTI decides to contest Islamabad local bodies elections on Dec 20 ISLAMABAD: PTI has decided to contest the upcoming local government elections in the capital, with the party’s regional leadership directing district and town organisations to file nomination papers in every ward across all union councils between November 2 and 6, it emerged on Wednesday. Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has set the polling date for December 20. On Wednesday, PTI’s Islamabad wing President Amir Mughal, speaking to Dawn, said, “We have decided to contest elections on all 125 seats of union councils”. Mughal said that PTI visited areas across the city to get input from…
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