Senate elections: Government decides to bring constitutional amendment to end horse trading
Senate elections: Government decides to bring constitutional amendment to end horse trading
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government has decided to bring a constitutional amendment to end horse trading in the Senate elections.
Talking to media along with Federal Minister for Education Shafqat Mahmood, Azam Swati said that he wanted to hold the next Senate elections through show of hands. Recommendations have been made in the cabinet to make the election process transparent.
He said that all possible steps are being taken for transparent elections. Penalties have been proposed for those who interfere in the electoral process. The government is working on a reform agenda. The legal bills we have introduced are pending in the Senate.
On this occasion, Shafqat Mahmood said that the purpose of all things is to make the election transparent. The Senate wants to bring elections and reforms by consensus.
He said that the Senate was bringing constitutional amendments to end horse trading in the elections. Under the proposed recommendations, any candidate will be able to object to the staff of the Election Commission.
Shafqat Mahmood said that under the new recommendations, it would be necessary to finalize the constituencies four months before the elections.
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Earlier, Prime Minister Imran Khan had called on Parliamentary Affairs Adviser Babar Awan and directed him to convene a meeting of the Upper House.
During the meeting, Advisor on Parliamentary Affairs Babar Awan presented a plan to train young parliamentary leaders to Prime Minister Imran Khan.
On this occasion, Imran Khan said that the federation is important for us.
He said the positive response from the international community and investors to Sukuk bonds was a sign of confidence in the government. The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs has a key role to play in strengthening national institutions. The PTI is committed to strengthening and activating national institutions.
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government has decided to bring a constitutional amendment to end horse trading in the Senate elections.
Talking to media along with Federal Minister for Education Shafqat Mahmood, Azam Swati said that he wanted to hold the next Senate elections through show of hands. Recommendations have been made in the cabinet to make the election process transparent.
He said that all possible steps are being taken for transparent elections. Penalties have been proposed for those who interfere in the electoral process. The government is working on a reform agenda. The legal bills we have introduced are pending in the Senate.
On this occasion, Shafqat Mahmood said that the purpose of all things is to make the election transparent. The Senate wants to bring elections and reforms by consensus.
He said that the Senate was bringing constitutional amendments to end horse trading in the elections. Under the proposed recommendations, any candidate will be able to object to the staff of the Election Commission.
Shafqat Mahmood said that under the new recommendations, it would be necessary to finalize the constituencies four months before the elections.
Also read:
Earlier, Prime Minister Imran Khan had called on Parliamentary Affairs Adviser Babar Awan and directed him to convene a meeting of the Upper House.
During the meeting, Advisor on Parliamentary Affairs Babar Awan presented a plan to train young parliamentary leaders to Prime Minister Imran Khan.
On this occasion, Imran Khan said that the federation is important for us.
He said the positive response from the international community and investors to Sukuk bonds was a sign of confidence in the government. The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs has a key role to play in strengthening national institutions. The PTI is committed to strengthening and activating national institutions.
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