• JI remained victorious on over 100 seats
• The party is ready for alliance ‘if needed’
• Hafiz Naeem said in case of rigging, they have options open

KARACHI: Jamat-e-Islami (JI) Chief Hafiz Naeem said Monday that the party remained victorious on over 100 seats making it clear that the political party would go for protests if it was deprived of its right.

“JI is moving towards a clean sweep,” he added.

He was addressing a presser when said that the nation came out for voting and the turn out remained at nearly 25% adding that uncertainty resulted in the low turnout.

Hafiz Naeem thanked the people of Karachi for believing him and his party and said that the people voted for JI for the future of their children.

While slamming the delayed results, he said that the ROs are not providing the results and claimed that some maneuvering is taking place in Karachi.

Hafiz Naeem said that CM Sindh also assured him that he will tackle the situation. “18 hours have passed and no results are issued by the ROs.”

“I condemn this act and demand ECP, and CEC to take action against those trying to influence the results.”

He further said that JI strived hard for the LG polls and campaigned for it, if JI’s mayor was obstructed then the party has all the options open.

JI chief also said that the party will consider talks with other political parties on the basis of merits and will consider the option they feel suitable.

He said that the party is ready for alliance ‘if needed’.

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