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ISLAMABAD: In a surprising move, the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) that had last week hailed the decision of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to allow its founding and disgruntled member Akbar S. Babar to get assistance of financial experts for perusal of all financial documents pertaining to the party’s foreign funding has now decided to challenge it.
A team of the ruling PTI led by their counsel Syed Khawar Shah on Monday presented before the ECP an “application for partial review” of its order dated April 14, 2021 questioning the proposal of associating “Chartered Accountant or Financial Expert during Scrutiny Process”.
National
April 20, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Monday challenged the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) order of allowing perusal of its accounts by experts, saying permitting the outside assistance would sabotage the scrutiny process.
Issuing its order on a complaint in the PTI foreign funding case on April 14, the ECP had allowed the petitioner Akbar S Babar and the PTI to peruse all documents with the assistance of two financial experts/ chartered accountants in eight days, under the supervision of the ECP officials.
In the media, it was reported that the PTI had welcomed the order, and that the complaint by the petitioner had been rejected by the ECP in its order. The operative part of the order stated that “the scrutiny committee is granted eight regular working days to both the parties from 10am to 3pm to inspect/ peruse the records/ documents, submitted by both parties and that both sides are allowed to take help of two technical persons (chartered accou