Gilgit-Baltistan election: PPP submits complaints to CEC against PM Imran Khan

Pakistan People’s Party has submitted complaints to CEC GB as PPP leader Sherry Rahman criticized Prime Minister Imran Khan for ‘violating’ code of conduct by addressing a rally in Gilgit Baltistan.

As per the details, Sherry Rahman demanded the Chief Election Commissioner take notice of the violations of election rules and code of conduct. In a tweet, she said that the party had submitted complaints.

“The prime minister and a federal minister is running the campaign of their party illegally in Gilgit-Baltistan which is a clear violation of the code of conduct of the elections and a pre-polling rigging.”

PPP has filed a petition in the GB chiefcourt against such violations in election rules,but instead of waiting for the court to rule on Monday, the PM has decided to add to this flagrant rigging,misuse of federal resources by landing in GB to campaign.Totally against Election Act https://t.co/8qvQGNeEjL

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— SenatorSherryRehman (@sherryrehman) November 1, 2020

She also alleged that the federal ministers were addressing the corner meetings and announcing development projects in the campaign, which was not allowed after the announcement of the election schedule.

The PPP leader said the prime minister reached GB after a federal minister and federal resources were being used in the election.