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PTI submits reserved seats list for Punjab Assembly to ECP

PTI submits reserved seats list for Punjab Assembly to ECP

LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf(PTI) has submitted the list of names for reserved seats for women in the Punjab Assembly to the Election Commission of Pakistan.

PTI sources said, names of 33 women have been submitted to the ECP for 24 reserved seats for PTI women in the Punjab Assembly.

According to sources, the names of Yasmeen Rashid, Ayesha Ali Bhutta, Tayyaba Anbreen, Kulsoom Akram, Saira Raza, Farah Agha, Firdous Rehana, Abida Bibi, Sadia Ayub are included in the list of reserved seats.

Similarly, Samia Noreen, Azra Naseem, Asia Amjad, Tanzeela Imran, Qurban Fatima, Komal Nadeem, Bushra Saeed, Ameena Badar, Maimona Kamal, Amira Azhar, Safia Javed, Aqsa Asim were also submitted to the Election Commission.

The names of Ameena Bilal, Naheed Watto, Sara Ali, Tahmina Riaz, Shireen Nawaz, Syeda Fatima Haider, Shehla Ehsan, Shehla Mumtaz, Abida Kausar, Nadia Asghar, Hina Taslim and Nilufar Ahmed were also included in the list submitted by the Election Commission.

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Earlier, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has approached the Supreme Judicial Council(SJC)  against the Chief Election Commissioner and members of the Election Commission of Pakistan.

PTI General Secretary Omar Ayub filed the complaint through Barrister Ali Zafar.

 

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