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PDM s protest outside ECP is an attempt to threaten national institution: Shibli
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The minister said the PDM is going to play their last card.
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Senator Shibli Faraz on Sunday termed the Pakistan Democratic Movement’s (PDM) protest outside Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) office an attempt to threaten national institution.
Addressing a press conference in Islamabad on Sunday, he said that the opposition’s anti-government movement has become a part of the past.
The minister said that they [opposition] have played all their cards but got nothing but shame and now the PDM is going to play their last card.
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January 16, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Just a day ahead of the Pakistan Democratic Movement’s planned protest outside the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) Secretariat here, the ECP Scrutiny Committee has summoned PML-N and PPP leaders in the foreign funding case.
In a related development, a PTI lawmaker challenged PPP and PML-N leaders Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and Maryam Nawaz to submit records of their party funding amid charges of receiving funds from prohibited sources. As the mainstream opposition parties demand early judgment in the PTI foreign funding case, they have been issued notices, asking them to appear before the scrutiny committee on January 18, while the PDM has announced a protest on January 19. On its part, the PTI submitted a new application to the chief election commissioner, seeking day-to-day hearing of foreign funding cases against the two parties.
The scrutiny committee of the Election Commission of Pakistan has summoned both the PPP and the PML-N in foreign funding cases on Monday. AFP/File
ISLAMABAD: As the ruling PTI and the two main opposition parties continue to accuse each other of receiving funds from prohibited sources, the scrutiny committee of the Election Commission of Pakistan has summoned both the PPP and the PML-N in foreign funding cases on Monday a day before the Pakistan Democratic Movement’s planned protest outside the ECP office.
The PML-N and PPP have been issued notices asking their representatives to appear before the scrutiny panel at 12 noon and 2pm, respectively.