ECP to tell Imran Khan as winning competitor from 7 NA seats he won in October 2022

 ECP to tell Imran Khan as winning competitor from 7 NA seats he won in October 2022

ECP says PTI boss has presented all monetary subtleties of political race costs to the electing body

The Political decision Commission of Pakistan (ECP) Thursday chose to proclaim Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Director Imran Khan the triumphant applicant from each of the seven Public Gathering seats.

Declaring the decision — saved by a five-part seat on December 20, 2022 — the ECP uncovered that the previous state leader had presented all subtleties of the political race expenses that he caused during the by-decisions held in October.

Last year, the ECP had considered the PTI boss' inability to present the subtleties of political decision costs for the supporters he had challenged in October 2022.

Khan won most of seats in by-races on October 16 as he challenged seven of eight seats and won six. Subsequent to leaving a mark on the world by winning six seats in by-surveys, the PTI boss added one more quill to his cap by winning from the NA-45 Kurram electorate later around the same time.

In its decision reported today, the electing body disregarded the postpone in the accommodation of the subtleties of the costs and guided authorities to tell Khan as the triumphant up-and-comer tolerating the PTI supplication.

As per the political race regulations, "Each returned applicant will, in no less than five days from the date of the political decision, submit return of political decision costs as per the arrangement of area 29."

"On receipt of the profits of the political decision under sub-segment (3) of area 24, the Commission will distribute in the authority Newspaper the names of the brought competitors back:

Given that the name of a competitor will not be distributed who neglects to present the arrival of political decision costs as expected by sub-segment (3) of segment 24.

In October, Khan challenged from seven NA voting demographics and won the by-surveys in NA-31 Peshawar, NA-22 Mardan, NA-24 Charsadda, NA-108 Faisalabad-VIII, NA-118 Nankana Sahib-II and NA-239 Korangi, Karachi-I, subsequent to beating the decision alliance's up-and-comers.

Notwithstanding, Khan lost the NA-237 Malir-II Karachi seat to PPP's Hakeem Baloch in Karachi, and the other NA seat was lost by PTI pioneer Shah Mehmood Qureshi's little girl Meharbano Qureshi to PPP's Musa Gilani, a child of PPP pioneer Yusuf Raza Gilani, in Multan.

These seats were abandoned when the Public Gathering speaker acknowledged the renunciations of nine PTI MNAs, who had offered abdications altogether as the party strategy.