LAHORE: PTI Chairman Imran Khan has offered the Nawaz government his party’s votes in electing Senate chairman if it forms judicial commission to probe the rigging in 2013 general elections.
In an interview with a private TV channel on Sunday night, Imran Khan maintained that if a judicial commission will not be constituted, the PTI would take to the streets and make it difficult for the ruling party to run the affairs of the state.
The PTI chairman said he was going to meet Nadra chairman to expose the facts about rigging. “We are waiting for the decision about NA-122 constituency,” Imran Khan added.
The PTI chairman said he awarded 35 percent tickets to youth. He said for the last 30 years the Senate elections has been all about money. He said he saluted Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government for not letting horse-trading take place in election for the upper house.
“PTI leaders have made me proud,” the PTI chief said.           – Monitoring Desk