Punjab Election Commission: Chairman of Pamal Q. Chaudhry Shujaat Thros Weight Bhand Parvez Elahi

 Zardari Hud and Fred Shujaat Elahi's candidature is being examined, Hamza Shehbaz's support is on July 22.

July 20, 2022

 President of PAML Q. Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain (L) and brother Parvez Elahi (R). — AFP/File


LAHORE: In a major development, Muslim League (Q) chief Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain on Wednesday announced his support for his cousin Chaudhry Parvez Elahi in the upcoming Punjab Chief Ministerial elections.

In this statement, the emotions calmed all the spooks, the party's candidate was the presidential slot in the four provinces.

"Those who have won the mandate have the right to govern," Hussain said, referring to the Punjab by-elections in which the opposition PTI stole the show.

It should be noted that Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain's son Chaudhry Salik Hussain is currently the federal minister in the coalition government and Hussain's support for Elahi shows his inclination towards PTI.

A senior PML-Q leader advised the country's political leadership to "think beyond the numbers game" and focus on solving the problems of the poor. He also advised the elected representatives to serve the people.

It may be mentioned here that voting for the post of Chief Minister of Punjab will be held on July 22 and it is expected that PTI candidate Pervez Elahi will win after the party's overwhelming majority in the Punjab by-elections to be held on Sunday. It is the largest party in Pakistan. provincial assembly

In the by-elections held on Sunday, the PTI won 15 out of the total 20 seats. PML-N won four and Azad won the remaining seats. Even before the by-elections, the alliance of PTI and PML-Q had a combined strength of 173 (163 for PTI and 10 for PML-Q).

Now, with 15 additional seats, the number has gone up to 188, while the simple majority figure is 186, meaning that PTI and Muslim League-Q have crossed the milestone. .

Zardari's gift to Shujaat

A day earlier, as part of the government's efforts to retain power in Punjab, Asif Ali Zardari, co-chairman of the PPP and a key leader of the ruling coalition, offered Elahi to contest the election as his candidate.

Zardari slayed his emotions at his residence and spoke of his confidence and talk at the ruling coalition meeting.

During the meeting, Zardari urged Hussain to play his role in celebrating God. The PPP leader told the Muslim League (Q) leader that the government can move forward only if they cooperate.

Zardari said the ruling alliance was ready to nominate Elahi as its candidate for the post of chief minister, otherwise his MPA should support Hamza Shahbaz in the July 22 polls.

However, Hussain remained silent on this request at that time.

The meeting continued for more than an hour in which the political situation in Punjab was discussed. The family members of the Muslim League-Q leader were also present in the meeting.

Zardari made Hussain's residence a symbol of victory...

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