Tehreek-e-Insaf-backed Pakistani candidates on Sunday decided to boycott the Senate elections in Sindh.
Speaking at a press conference in Karachi, PTI leader Haleem Adil Sheikh said, “After assuming our mandate, we will re-enter the political system. Those who have won the mandate will rule.”
“Lawyers have led from the front when it comes to participating in the struggle for real freedom,” he added.
Sheikh claimed, “Right now, only nine legislators in the Sindh Assembly have a real mandate.
Hitting the incumbent government, Sheikh said: “The prime minister, the president and the whole system are fake.”
“The day we get our mandate back, the founder of PTI will become the prime minister,” he added.
– JI, GDA, decided against voting in Senate elections from Sindh –
Separately, the Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) and the Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA) decided against voting in the Senate elections from Sindh on Saturday.
According to details, JI has decided to remain “non-partisan” in the upcoming Senate elections scheduled to be held on April 2. Additionally, the GDA decided to continue boycotting the Senate elections.
The lone JI lawmaker from the Sindh Assembly chose not to vote in the Senate elections. Meanwhile, three GDA candidates will also not cast their vote in the Senate elections.
