Punjab Police have joined hands against the PTI : Ch Sarwar

Lahore: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, Punjab organiser Chaudhary Muhammad Sarwar has said free, fair and transparent by-elections in Punjab are out of question without the direct supervision of the Army and Rangers.  He said the government, Election Commission and Punjab Police have joined hands against the PTI and in such a situation, it would be difficult for any party to accept the by-election results.

Chaudhary Sarwar was addressing Eid Milan Party and different public meetings at Waris Road, Mozang and Garhi Shahu on the occasion of Eid on Sunday. PTI Punjab deputy organiser Omar Sarfraz Cheema, MPA Mian Aslam Iqbal, Punjab women wing president Saloni Bukhari, candidates Abdul Aleem Khan and Shoaib Siddiqui were also present on the occasion.

He said that it was ECP’s responsibility to hold elections in a fair and transparent manner and it must discharge its duties in a responsible manner. He said the PTI was not a party but an ideology and added that those, who looted national exchequer would soon be eliminated. He said the PTI would soon be in the saddle to run the affairs of the country. He said the PTI was getting stronger to contest the upcoming by-elections.

Chaudhary Sarwar said the party leadership was in direct with its workers and people at large to strengthen and activate the party. He stressed that masses should join hands with Imran Khan in his fight for positive change in the country. He said Imran Khan had given political awareness to the masses and now everybody was with the PTI to help Pakistan get rid of corruption and other problems. He said the PML-N could see its defeat in by-election in Lahore and Lodhran and now planning to win through rigging instead of accepting people’s mandate. He said the PTI had severally informed the ECP to take notice of the PML-N’s pre-poll rigging.

Omar Sarfraz Cheema and Mian Aslam Iqbal said the PTI was always doing politics to solve people’s problems. They said the PML-N would have to shun rigging practices because the people would decide that who should rule otherwise the PTI would forcibly stop them.