PTI asks CJP, CEC to look into Nawaz’s election

 The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Tuesday requested the Main Equity from Pakistan (CJP) and the Central Political decision Chief (CEC) to investigate Nawaz Sharif's political race to PMLN's top office comparable to the basis applied to the PTI party races.

The PTI representative expressed, "Even after over 30 years of its foundation, the situation with the PMLN is just the individual domain of the Sharifs and the legacy for their small kids."

The PTI representative said there was compelling reason need to remark on the legislative issues of these individuals after the choice made by individuals through their vote slip on February 8. "The political race commission and the high court ought to pay heed to the unopposed appointment of the criminal and break down it on similar rules on which the fair appointment of the PTI were tried. The country is watching each job sitting on the state high positions cautiously and will manage the individuals who stray from the Constitution and the law."

In the interim, the PTI dismissed the PMLN proclamations about May 28 festival as 'ridiculous' and said system was endeavoring to involve the public nuclear program for their political gains and utilizing of public assets with that impact.

He said Pakistan's atomic program was an incredible public resource which was obtained by the country by 'cutting its gut'. Notwithstanding, he showered acclaim on the researchers for making Pakistan an atomic power and clarified that the program was emerged inferable from the capable, dedicated and canny enthusiastic researchers under the unfaltering initiative of Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan.

The representative cautioned that the quick waning economy turned into a reason for a persistent danger to the public trustworthiness and security. He clarified that PTI Establishing Director Imran Khan and the PTI were the gatekeepers of public interests and would battle against the bad and abusive system until the end.

The representative said the PTI dismissed 'venomous misleading publicity' against Imran Khan and his party based on the fall of Dhaka and faulted ex-chief Zulfikar AIi Bhutto for his supposed job in it.

He called attention to that at whatever point Bhutto's political beneficiaries turned their countenances towards history, it left them humiliated, adding that Zardari's adherents, particularly Sherry, who was attempting to show history examples, expected to review their chief Bhutto's complicit job in the fall of Dhaka.

He Imran and the PTI momentarily referenced the occasions of the 70s with the reason to take direction from history and try not to rehash the excruciating history that prompted crumbling of Pakistan. "On the off chance that Imran Khan isn't a loyalist, there is no nationalist in this nation, and on the off chance that he isn't faithful to Pakistan," the representative said, adding that Imran Khan or his laborers had no hand in the greatest wrongdoing in history against the nation and country.