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June, 2014 - Volume: 2, Issue 6 IN THIS BULLETIN HIGHLIGHTS: ECP submits report on alleged NA-125 rigging 02 English News 2-11 PTI activists protest outside Election Commission 02 against rigging 03 Afghan election body sacks thousands over fraud District Profile 12-19 04 Ex-CJP denies involvement in electoral rigging 04 PTI ex-vice president urges ECP to order probe into Articles 20-22 party accounts 05 Why is the election commission effective in India? 06 Fakhru Bhai’s ECP reforms ignored by old and new Maps 23-26 parliament 07 JI seeks re-election in Karachi 08 09 Urdu News 27-34 Imran demands new ECP, resignation of its members A year after elections, ECP striving to deal with caseload 09 Clashes on held Kashmir’s final election day 10 Political Directory 35-42 Poll petitions should be decided within four months: SC 11

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NEWS HEADLINES DETAILS ECP submits report on ISLAMABAD - The returning officer NA-125 in his reply to Election Commission of Pakistan alleged NA-125 rigging (ECP) revealed that 40 staff members in the constituency were changed three days prior to the The Nation 31st May, 2014 general election due to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf candidate’s concerns. The ECP Friday submitted a report in the Supreme Court regarding verification of thumb impressions and a fresh vote count in the four constituencies. Khalid Mehmood Bhatti, returning officer NA-125, Lahore, in his statement revealed that appointment of polling persons including presiding officers (POs) were made from the available staff provided by the office of district returning officer, Lahore, including personnel of different departments i.e. federal government/provincial government and autonomous bodies such as Government College University, Lahore, under the control of Higher Education Commission. Bhatti stated that about three days before the election, Hamid Khan, a PTI candidate, visited him and expressed reservations over the appointments of presiding officers belonging to LDA and PHA. To alleviate his (Hamid Khan) concerns and ensure impartiality and transparency, despite acute shortage of staff and the electoral exercise having reached its fag end, more than 40 presiding officers belonging to LDA and PHA and its sister organisations i.e. WASA and TEPA were replaced by the officials provided by the election cell of the district returning officer. The Supreme Court on May 8, 2014 had directed the ECP to submit comprehensive report on PTI applications, which alleged massive fraud in the general election and called for the verification of voters’ thumb impressions with the help of the National Database Registration Authority (NADRA). The PTI is seeking a direction for recounting of votes and verification of thumb impressions in NA-110, Sialkot, from where Khawaja Mohammad Asif, minister for defence and water and power, got elected, NA-122, Lahore, from where National Assembly Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq won, NA-125, Lahore, from where Railways Minister Khawaja Saad Rafiq was elected and NA-154, Lodhran, from where Siddiq Khan Baloch won the election. The PTI believes that the verification of thumb impressions and a fresh vote count in the four constituencies might prove a serious blow to the PML-N. PTI activists protest outside ISLAMABAD – Activists of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Friday staged a protest Election Commission demonstration outside the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) office against what they against rigging called rigging in the last general election. The PTI activists were holding placards and banners th inscribed with 'anti-government' and 'anti-Election Commission' slogans. They chanted slogans Daily Times 30 May, 2014 against alleged rigging. The rally was attended by large number of PTI leaders and local workers. Participants of the rally said they did not acknowledge mandate of the government. "Why government fears to hold re-counting in four constituencies,” they asked, adding that the situation will become clearer once re-polling was conducted. They threatened to use force if their demands were not met. Polling underway in Pindi HAFIZABAD: Polling for Punjab Assembly seat PP-107 (Pindi Bhattian) has been underway as Bhattian by-election the candidates of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz and Pakistan Tehreek Insaf have been ARY News 29th May, 2014 involved in a close contest in the by-poll, ARY News reported on Thursday. The Election Commission of Pakistan and the district administration have made arrangements to hold the by- election today. PML-N candidate Sarfaraz Khan Bhatti and PTI's Nighat Intisar have been involved in a close contest in the constituency. According to election commission, 175,339 male and female registered voters would cast their votes at 154 polling stations in the constituency. A large contingent of police has been deployed in the constituency to ensure law and order in the constituency. Sixteen polling stations of the constituency have been declared sensitive where strict security arrangements have been made during the vote. LHC stays thumb MULTAN: Justice Qasim Khan of the LHC Multan Bench on Monday stayed the Multan election impressions’ verification in tribunal order regarding verification of thumb impressions by the Nadra in NA-154 and NA-154 adjourned the hearing till July 2. The News 27th May, 2014 Imran wants nothing but fair FAISALABAD: The Chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI), Imran Khan, on Sunday said polls transparent and fair elections were a pre-requisite for national development and his party would The News 26th May, 2014 continue its struggle to achieve the objective. Addressing a well-attended public meeting at the Iqbal Park, Imran said he was not in favour of creating anarchy in the country and his real objective was to ensure fair and credible elections. He said he had repeatedly demanded counting of votes in only four constituencies, but the rulers were opposing the demand as it would expose their rigging in most of the constituencies in the last general elections. Imran claimed that the PTI would emerge victorious with a thumping majority if fair elections were held. He said the rulers claimed to have broken the ‘begging bowl’ but they had doubled the foreign loans during their first year in power.The PTI chief said corruption was rampant in the country, as a result of which the country was deprived of Rs1 billion every day. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif paid Rs500 billion as circular debt soon after assuming the office and increased the tariff, but unprecedented loadshedding was still being experienced in the country, which had resulted in closure of thousands of factories rendering thousands of workers jobless. Imran said family politics had eroded the fundamental spirit and objective of democracy, adding that the people would have to take bold steps to restore the true democratic order. He said the feudals and capitalists had usurped power in the garb of democracy by establishing their own private limited parties and their connivance deprived the people of their rights even after the passage of

66 years since Independence. Imran said elections in Pakistan were rigged systematically to hoodwink the international community and the people of Pakistan.He alleged that both the PML- N and PPP were hatching conspiracies and playing the game of ‘musical chairs’. Lashing out at the PML-N government, Imran said Nawaz had been elected as the prime minister three times while Shahbaz Sharif was serving the Punjab chief minister for the sixth term but could not bring any significant change in the country. While there was not proper education in schools with dearth of playgrounds, the government was spending billions of rupees on laptops.He promised that after assuming power through fair and free elections, the PTI would provide justice to all the segments of the society, as it was committed to the slogan of ‘Naya Pakistan’. Afghan election body sacks KABUL: Afghanistan’s election commission said on Wednesday it had fired more than 3,000 thousands over fraud staff accused of fraud in the first round of the country’s presidential election, as it sought to quell The News 22nd May, 2014 fears that it might fail to deliver a legitimate outcome. Afghans voted on April 5 in the first round of the election to pick a successor to President Hamid Karzai, who is barred by the constitution from standing for a third term after more than a decade in power. The winner will take charge at a crucial time, with most foreign troops due to withdraw by the end of the year, the Taliban insurgency still raging and a pact with Washington permitting some U.S. forces to stay hanging in the balance. Spokesman Noor Mohammad Noor said the Independent Election Commission had blacklisted the fired staff, so that they would not be hired in the second round. “Some fraud was reported from those polling stations,” he added, referring to the sites where the fired staff had worked. Independent election monitors say many complaints were ignored in the effort to meet deadlines and the decision making process lacked transparency. “The Complaints Commission must ensure to look into all the complaints so that the results are acceptable to all sides,” said Jandad Spingar, director of the Free and Fair Election Foundation of Afghanistan. The run-off will be held on June 14 and the results will be announced on July 22.Both frontrunners, former opposition leader Abdullah Abdullah and ex-World Bank economist Ashraf Ghani, complain that widespread fraud undermined the first round, reinforcing concern that the loser on June 14 may reject the run-off result. Rigging did not occur in NA- ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Wednesday said no rigging 68: ECP occurred in the NA-68 Sargodha, as the vote count rose due to a typing mistake.Talking to The News 22nd May, 2014 media persons here, Additional Secretary Election Commission of Pakistan Dr Sher Afgan said a typing mistake in a polling station result did not have any impact on the election result of the NA-68 Sargodha. He said 15 candidates contested in the National Assembly constituency NA- 68 in the last general election and the winning candidate Mohammad Nawaz Sharif secured 140,000 votes. The seat was later vacated and a by-election was held, the voter turnout was comparatively low and this time the winning candidate got 68,000 votes, he added. He said the Election Commission feels that the result issued by the Returning Officer for polling station number 246 carried a numerical typing mistake, which was later corrected. He said the Election Commission only issued ballot papers according to number of voters at the polling station. “Some 7,000 ballot papers were not even issued for the polling station concerned.” He said the mistake did not have any impact on the election result. Dr Sher Afgan said when the result on ‘Form 16’ is issued to the candidates, they make their own calculations. If there is any discrepancy, the candidates file complaint and the result is corrected, he added. He said after the last general election, complaints were filed before the election tribunals and many of the cases were sub judice. ECP to act against bogus ISLAMABAD: In a major move, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Monday voters decided to take action against those who were found involved in casting bogus votes or more The News 20th May, 2014 than one vote during the last year’s general elections. In this connection, a meeting of the ECP, headed by Acting Chief Election Commissioner Justice Nasirul Mulk, was held here at its secretariat.The meeting decided to obtain the report of the National Database and Registration Authority (Nadra) from the tribunals engaged in hearing the election petitions. On receiving information from Nadra, the commission will decide about the action to be taken against the wrongdoers. It is pertinent to note that as per Section 80 of Representation of the People Act, voting more than once is a violation of election rules and those involved in bogus voting can face three years’ imprisonment or Rs5,000 fine or both. In another development, the Ministry of Finance on Monday asked the EC to return Rs3 billion issued for holding the local government elections, as the electoral exercise had been delayed for several months now. However, the commission contended that it had to pay pending amount of general elections to the army and Nadra for services rendered. The ECP stated that Rs450 million would be paid to Nadra while Rs310 million would be given to Pakistan Army. NNI adds: Meanwhile, the ECP sought different details, including thumbprints, from the election tribunals.DG ECP Sher Afgan, while briefing the media, said that the ECP had decided criminal proceedings against those who had polled multiple votes. While issuing the details of political parties registered with the ECP, he said that after the registration of 11 new parties, the total number of political parties in Pakistan had now gone up to281. Afgan stated that Pakistan had got the highest number of political parties in the world. Ex-CJP denies involvement NEW YORK - Former chief justice of Pakistan Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry has rejected in electoral rigging allegations about any involvement in electoral rigging, saying he had worked too hard to The Nation 18th May, 2014 strengthen judiciary’s role in protecting the people’s rights. Talking to Pakistani newsmen and

later addressing a community meeting, he also said that judiciary had closed the door on martial law and any adventurer must take a lesson from the country-wide lawyer’s movement that led to the restoration of judges. “We should look forward, not backwards, he added. The community meeting was organized at a local restaurant by a body of Pakistani lawyers which is headed by Ramzan Rana. Responding to newsmen’s question about his involvement in electoral rigging as claimed by Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf chief Imran Khan, Chaudhry said, “These allegations are absolutely baseless.” Elaborating, he said, the election process was the sole duty of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), which was responsible for the appointment of returning officers. Asked why he did not act on Imran Khan’s complaint about electoral rigging in some constituencies, Chaudhry said Article 225 gave that responsibility to election tribunals. But he said that election tribunal should have taken quicker decision.The former chief justice also denied that he brought any pressure on Fakhruddin G Ibrahim, as stated by the former chief election commissioner, saying he had nothing to do with the elections. Chaudhry strongly condemned the murder of Rashid Rahman, the slain human rights lawyer, and appealed the government to conduct a thorough investigation into the case. He lauded the services of Raman as a defender of people’s rights. About entering politics, he said at this particular time he was working on establishing a think-tank. PTI ex-vice president urges ISLAMABAD: One of the closest erstwhile aides of Imran Khan Tuesday urged the Election ECP to order probe into Commission of Pakistan to take notice of PTI’s Special Audit Report and order a NAB or FIA party accounts team to probe alleged corruption and gross law abuses in handling the party accounts. Babar, th who is PTI founding member and ex-central vice president, approached this correspondent to The Nation 18 May, 2014 share his views with regard to the so-called audit and Imran’s desire for fairness and transparency in each and every matter while conveniently closing his eyes on what was happening under his nose. He backed Imran’s demands for transparency and accountability in public matters but charged that PTI chief’s demands sounded hollow in view of his continued refusal to hold the allegedly corrupt PTI office-bearers accountable. Babar parted ways with the party after the PTI chairman declined to listen to him for accountability and transparency in party matters. The ex-confidant of Imran noted that when the PTI leader demanded during the Sunday rally the accountability (jaza or saza) of those behind the electoral fraud, those in the PTI directly responsible for intra-party electoral fraud sat next to him. “When the PTI chairman states that a corrupt leadership elected through fraud cannot deliver, by the same token he is surrounded by a corrupt coterie against whom serious corruption allegations have evoked no independent inquiry or action from Imran,” he noted. Babar reminded the PTI chairman that in August 2011, he had pointed out in writing with words that “the PTI Central Office is infested with corruption” and later demanded an independent accountability commission should be formed to investigate serious allegations of corruption within the PTI. He said in March 2013, to avoid public disclosures that might have had hurt the PTI election campaign, the PTI chairman agreed to initiate a special audit. Babar said that despite truncating the scope of the special audit to donations only without any audit of expenses, the special audit report was an indictment and an FIR against the tall claims of internal transparency by the PTI leadership. Babar pointed out that the special audit was stalled for several months while false statements were made about the status of the audit. For example in August 2013, Imran stated in a news story by The News Group Editor Shaheen Sehbai dated August 8, 2013 that “we already have the preliminary report and I can assure you that there is no sign of any wrongdoing”. Another PTI spokesman, he continued, stated that “the party had a special audit conducted just to lay these accusations to rest. Upon completion of the audit no irregularities have been found in the PTI accounts and we will be publishing this audit report soon”. Both the statements were false and hollow as no interim or preliminary report was ever issued by the auditor, he claimed and added that in fact a senior PTI official even tried to offer the auditor future business, which could be ascribed as offering a bribe to the auditor while conducting an audit. Babar said the special audit report of donations made it crystal clear that the PTI accounts were not maintained transparently and according to law. He demanded that the PTI is public entity run on public donations and hence should be fully transparent and accountable. Thereunder are some excerpts from the special audit report: “We were not allowed to take photocopies of bank statements along with other data including financial statements with us. These were shown to us but no record was allowed to be retained by us. “We observed that there were no segregation of duties regarding cash receipts within the accounts department. We observed that Accounts Manager was handling cash and was responsible for recording it also. In addition to this, we noted that the person who was introduced at the start of our assignment as Internal Auditor later during our assignment was appointed as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). “Also, no authorisation, no vouchers relating to donation, was available in evidence to review the work done by Accounts Manager. Both of the above were noticed in the case of transactions in general and especially in case of donations received through employees. As regards conflict of interest, it is felt that CFB should have disassociated the finance team from the assignment in the course of the audit. On account of inherent risk of cash, leads us to the conclusion that the internal control system was not well designed.” The report says: “Although the instructions were to receive the money by wire, and no such amount was received through wire, we were informed that majority of money was received through cash, but no evidence of person handing over the money, in shape of CNIC or signature was retained as directed by CFB. “During the course of our engagement, we also observed that reconciliation provided to us was not either

signed by the preparer, reviewer nor the secretary finance or any member of the then CFB. It is to be noted that neither the then CFB nor finance team asked respective employees to submit a reconciliation of amounts received and deposited as per CFB approval. Also, no minutes of the CFB meetings were provided in which these transactions were discussed.” The report points out the board resolution were dated July 01, 2011, however, some of the identified transactions relate to the period earlier than this date. The resolution did not explain to the Board any reason for such transactions. All of these reveal the lack of review procedures to ensure accountability among employees who have been given the responsibility of handling donations. Needless to add that the lack of system could be associated to employees but for the then CFB members, it seems it would be more appropriate to say that they had no accounting background. “We are of the view that employees were not able to justify the amounts deposited in their personal bank accounts beyond their known and documented source of income other than monies received on the Party’s behalf.” The audit reports says: “It is to be noted that first of all, proper receipt acknowledgment was to be provided by the accounts department. Secondly, this was only restricted to monies wired into employee accounts. Both the above conditions were not fulfilled. In addition to the above, a summary of donations was to be provided to all members of the CFB and its secretary, which as we have been informed has not been done. “Further, the above referred CFB resolution was dated July 01, 2011, however, the identified transactions relate to the period earlier than this date. The above referred resolution did not explain to the CFB any reason for such transactions. It is to be noted that neither the then CFB nor finance team asked respective employees to submit a reconciliation of amounts receipts and deposited as per Board approval. The performance was not monitored in the light of the strategy given by the CFB. “We had pointed out to CFO, finance team and later to the CFB in our meeting dated August 27, 2013 that a complete reconciliation should have been made at the time of transfers. No such reconciliation was provided to us at the time, we raised our observation. “Review of bank statements of accounts of PTI employees managing PTI accounts was made and the concerned employees were provided opportunity to explain the amounts deposited in their personal bank accounts beyond their known and documented sources of income. In this regard, we initially identified an amount of unusual credits of Rs19 million, other than monies received on the Party’s behalf as donations, in the personal bank accounts of employees which could not be reconciled. “It is worth noting here that we circularised KASB Bank Limited only as we were not allowed to write letters to other banks in which employees had accounts. All the bank statements of employee accounts were provided by the employees on their own in the shape of photocopies.” Concluding excerpt reads: “Because the above procedures do not constitute either an audit or a review made in accordance with International Standards on Auditing or International Standards on Review Engagements, we do not express any assurance on donation receipt for the period covered in our assignment. Had we performed additional procedures or had we performed an (annual) audit or review of the financial statements in accordance with International standards on Auditing or International Standards on Review Engagements, other matters might have come to our attention that would have been reported to you.” When this correspondent tried to get viewpoint of the party and contacted PTI Central Information Secretary Shireen Mazari, she did not attend the call and also did not reply to the SMS sent on her cell phone. Why is the election Election Commission of India allowed the government to go ahead with the appointment of the commission effective in country’s new army chief hours after the polling ended in the last phase on May 12. The India? commission had actually allowed the Ministry of Defence to forward the file to the appointment th committee headed by the prime minister two weeks ago but the government sought its explicit Dawn 14 May, 2014 permission again to be doubly sure. Has the commission a role in appointment of the army chief in India? Certainly no, but there is no uncertainty in any mind here that the constitutional body becomes the supreme de facto government of the country as soon as elections are announced. The commission in India does not only have all the powers that it needs to organise this biggest electoral exercise in the world, it is willing and ready to use it as well. The size of electorate in India is a colossal 810 million, ten times the one in Pakistan and multiplying it with the geographical, linguistic and other diversity factors, the sheer mechanics of the exercise become mind boggling. Yet, the commission comes out victorious from this labyrinth as the participants generally do not contest its impartiality or capacity. The commission has faced some criticism in the present hotly contested elections but that has largely focused on it being not quick in responding to calls for action. From Pakistan’s point of view where the commission is mistrusted and always deeply embroiled in controversies, the more surprising is the fact that the commissions in both countries enjoy roughly the same constitutional powers. There are however some differences as well. “The courts can’t intervene in our working in any manner. The constitution guarantees this non-interference that many subsequent court rulings have further reinforced. That gives us the required agility,” said S.Y. Quraishi, the former Chief Election Commissioner of India in an interview with Dawn in New Delhi. “Then we assume total control over bureaucracy, cutting its links with the political governments completely. We purge the entire state machinery of political bias by ordering transfers and postings following our own assessments of each individual functionary or in response to complaints,” says Mr Quraishi. He adds: “The commission invites every party individually in every area and each of them gives us their lists of suspected, biased functionaries. We act after summary inquires.” “We also insulate the officials appointed to perform election duties from their political masters. No minister or chief

minister is allowed to call them for a meeting. We suspend them even if we come to know that the chief minister has talked to them on phone,” says the former commissioner who belonged to Indian Civil Service. Quraishi whose book on Indian elections ‘An undocumented wonder’ has been published last month believes that once under the commission, the government functionaries have no option but to behave. “They are our main force but we cannot trust their impartiality and have put in place many safeguards,” says Quraishi elaborating that as a last measure, “we order repolling following the report of our own observers or complaints from candidates of say booth capturing.” The four-day gap between the last polling and result announcement is to facilitate repolling before the final tabulation. The commission in India does not require army to perform any election duty and in fact keeps it “miles away from the process”. It instead lists police, paramilitary and other armed forces for assistance and once they are assigned they come under the commission’s ‘command’. Quraishi is all for the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and rubbishes the criticism on this “illiterate-friendly” machine that has replaced paper ballots in India. The machine was first introduced in one state on experimental basis as early as 1984 but it was provided the requisite legal cover only in 1998. It was then put to use in all the state assembly elections before being used for the entire Lok Sabha elections in 2004 for the first time. He believes that EVMs not only save the commission from the hassle of printing paper ballots, it also makes the contentious counting process as easy as one, two, three. “Another matchless advantage is obliteration of votes rejected for being marked erroneously,” says Quraishi. (According to a FAFEN report the number of rejected votes in 2013 elections in Pakistan exceeded the margin of victory on 35 of the 266 contested seats.) The commission in India is also experimenting with introduction of biometric system for voter identification. ‘The money power’ however is the biggest and burgeoning challenge that the commission is faced with. It not only places a legal bar on the candidates to not spend beyond the prescribed limit, it makes them open separate bank accounts dedicated to their campaign expenses. “Then our flying squads videograph the campaign activities and maintain a shadow account of each candidate,” says Quraishi. “The candidates have to submit their expense accounts three times during the 14-day campaign and they are not allowed to report the cost of a cup of tea that they offered to their supporters at rupees two if its market rate is rupees seven.” The commission carries a list of the market prices of all the items that a candidate can possibly use in his/her campaign and has powers of disqualifying them on wrong reporting. The commission places a ban on the movement of cash, intended to be distributed among voters as bribery. It has raided suspected places, including ambulance vans and coffins in funeral processions, to check violations and confiscated currency worth hundreds of crores of rupees during current elections. The banks are directed to report any ‘extraordinary withdrawal of cash’. The commission also bans movement of liquor that is another favourite item of bribery for voters. Quraishi believes that the use of money in elections is the fountain head of corruption in governance system and has led efforts to check it and the best they could do is to make “the life miserable for them”. The commission has stretched itself to the limits. It has very encouraging stories to tell but aren’t all its victories pyrrhic? “The challenge is formidable,” admits Quraishi, adding; “the crime is always ahead and they keep finding ways to get around but rest assured the commission is at it. The best thing about the Indian election body is that it learns quickly, devises new creative solutions and implements them. Every election is better than the previous and the best ever in Indian history.” Fakhru Bhai’s ECP reforms ISLAMABAD: The critically important legislative bill, seeking empowerment of the Election ignored by old and new Commission of Pakistan on the lines of the Indian model, was referred to parliament in Feb parliament 2013 for enactment but despite the lapse of over one year no one has bothered to take it up for th consideration either in the National Assembly or in the Senate. Proposed by the Election The News 13 May, 2014 Commission of Pakistan for enactment in Feb 2013, several weeks before the May 11 elections; the bill was ignored by the last parliament as well as the present legislature. The bill, which was approved by the ECP under the then Chief Election Commissioner Fakhruddin G Ebrahim had mainly sought the empowerment of the ECP to transfer or suspend any officer including the Chief Secretary or the Inspector General of Police in case such an officer was found involved in meddling in the election affairs or creating hurdles in the holding of elections in a free, fair and independent manner. The ECP had sent the bill to parliament for enactment several weeks before the elections but despite repeated reminders it was not taken up by the then parliament for enactment.The legislative bill had also proposed 30-day scrutiny period but even this was not allowed by the last parliament. The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) had approved a 30-day scrutiny period for nomination papers of candidates to ensure that frauds, fake degree holders, tax and utility bill defaulters and other cheats are barred from contesting the next polls by cross checking their credentials from the concerned authorities. To ensure true representation of the people, the legislative bill also recommended that the winners in elections must bag 50 percent of the total votes cast. The fines for violation of the code of conduct were also proposed to be increased manifold. For instance, Rs100,000 fine was recommended to be imposed on a voter casting a bogus vote. Those committing election forgery were also recommended to pay a fine of Rs100,000 and up to five years imprisonment. The ECP under Fakhruddin G Ebrahim had miserably failed to deliver as per the expectations of the masses because it was not empowered by the parliament to function independently and ensure impartiality. The ECP even during the election days was dependent on the Executive to transfer any officer. Many of ECP’s requests regarding posting and transfer of officers were even

ignored by the then caretaker federal and provincial governments. Now with the PTI coming on the roads demanding electoral reforms, this is high time for the government as well as the parliament to set-up a committee of all stakeholders to chalk-out a comprehensive reforms package to ensure fair, free and independent elections. Such a package should include the mechanism for the implementation of the Article 62 and 63 to ensure that only the men of character could get into the parliament. JI seeks re-election in KARACHI: The Jamaat-e-Islami Karachi chapter staged a rally outside the provincial election Karachi commission’s office on Sunday demanding that general elections be held again in those The News 12th May, 2014 constituencies in Karachi where the polls were “rigged”. Speaking at the rally, JI Karachi chief Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman said the people of Karachi wanted to oust those who had come into power by rigging the general elections last year. “Poll rigging was witnessed on a massive scale on election day which is highly condemnable.” Rehman said fair and transparent elections should be held again in Karachi, so that the real mandate of the people could surface. Rehman alleged that the caretaker government in Sindh and the election commission were both equally responsible of the rigged elections in the city. Talking to The News, the JI Karachi chief denied that his party’s rally had any connection with those of the Tahir-ul-Qadri-led Pakistan Awami Tehreek and the Imran Khan-led Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf. Beyond the votes ISLAMABAD - Taken on the face value of demands of Imran Khan, Chairman of Pakistan verification? Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), made in his Sunday address to party protesters, the motive of his rally is Dawn 12th May,2014 crystal clear. He wants verification of votes of four National Assembly seats all from Punjab come what may. This was the bottom line of his speech as senior leaders of his party have been claiming in their recent statements about his ultimate motive of untimely protest call. If there were hidden motives other than the polls rigging that would be alarming especially when Imran continues with his protest campaign. In that situation he might end up with additional demand of mid-term elections. But how the leadership of the ruling PML-N and other major political parties look and react to such possible demand still remains a far-fetched notion. Apart from his assertions on rigging issue, Imran Khan sought an autonomous Election Commission with introduction of key electoral reforms to ensure more transparency in the elections held in future. So, basically Imran Khan is seeking verification of thumb impressions of the votes polled in May 11 general elections in four National Assembly seats, and that too from Lahore and other parts of Punjab, the political bastion of the ruling PML-N. This has been despite the fact that he initially accepted the elections results, interestingly took oath as MNA as his other elected party MPs did, and kept mum on the rigging issue ostensibly it being a subjudice matter for one year. During this period, the PTI and ruling PML-N have been clandestinely discussing the issue. Prime Minister Sharif and his party did not oblige Imran Khan simply on the pretext that there is no legal basis for the Prime Minister to intervene and resolve the standoff between the two parties because there is no executive power with Prime Minister, and the matter can be resolved only through the Election Commission and the Election Tribunals. Imran Khan instead of waiting for the legal process to complete has resorted to street protest, an unpleasant surprise for the government and main opposition party and other political players including ANP, JUI (F) and QWP. What has pushed him to take the judicial issue to the streets is the key question being discussed both by government and main opposition parties including the PPP. They all individually seemed to smelling a rat in Imran Khan’s protest campaign after one year on election issues that have been largely resolved lawfully and only a portion of the elections related petitions including that of PTI’s are to be decided. Insiders in these political parties believed Imran Khan, PAT of Dr. Allama Tahirul Qadri, Awami Muslim League of lone Sheikh Rashid Ahmed and Pakistan Muslim League (Quaid-e-Azam) of Senator Chaudhry Shujjat Hussain have jumpstarted protest campaign on the desire of ‘military establishment’ because of a friction with civil government on the question of highhandedness of former military chief General (retd) Pervez Musharraf in his trial under Article 6, an allegation none of them was able to substantiate. Still, some do maintain that protesting parties are just exploiting the reported strain in the civil-military ties to get political mileage for them and their protest would not bear steam, a notion only the time would determine the cause of their protest. On the other hand the record of the Election Commission of Pakistan suggests that only 100 of the total 435 election related petitions are near completion of the judicial process at the Election Tribunals and decision is expected by the end of this month. Interestingly, PTI’s has only 20 petitions including 15 petitions relating to National Assembly seats including the four for which Imran Khan wants verification and five of the Provincial Assembly seats. These all 20 petitions filed by PTI and decision is awaited are mostly from the Punjab province. Rest of 100 election petitions has been filed by others. How these 20 seats even if all decided in favour of Imran Khan’s PTI would benefit the party considering as its main objective of the protest campaign? Critics both in the ruling PML-N and PPP and other parties opposed to his untimely protest campaign viewed the development as his tactical gain. Some believed despite his mere gain in terms of an increase in his parliamentary strength in the National Assembly, he would not be able to bring down the government of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. Only few are of the opinion that ‘the gain’ in question might help him in his elevation as Leader of Opposition in the National Assembly, a possibility the PPP insiders strongly ruled out. Others critics looked at his protest as a mischievous move, blaming Imran Khan for working on someone else agenda. They are of the view that he might be trying to create a space for the ‘hidden hands’, if any, to prop up handful

of stressed PML-N MPs facing PTI’s rigging allegations. They argue that despite stricter floor crossing law they may fall an easy prey in resisting any attempt to form forward blocks both in the National Assembly and Punjab Assembly, if that at all is the objective. Imran demands new ECP, ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Sunday demanded the resignation of its members resignation of all members of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), formation of a new The News 12th May, 2014 ECP and punishment for those who “stole the mandate of the masses.” Imran ruled out the making of a new Pakistan by those who had made their way to the assemblies through rigging, who did not pay taxes but wanted others to do so and could not bring in foreign investment, as they had their businesses abroad. Speaking to a rally, mostly consisting of charged youth, Imran said the existing ECP had lost the confidence of the nation and former Chief Election Commissioner Justice (retd) Fakhruddin G Ebrahim had resigned. He pointed out that fearing his supporters; the government had halted power loadshedding for the time being. Clad in black clothes, the PTI chief criticised what he called the machinations used by the government to bar his party supporters from reaching the venue and said those nurtured in the nursery of a dictator could not stop them. Imran said he was sorry he was forced to appreciate ex-president Asif Zardari after seeing the tactics of the ruling party and asked the PML-N to shun hypocrisy and learn speaking the truth. He castigated the rulers and said what was the use of paying Rs500 billion under the tag of circular debt, as the power tariff had been doubled and there was no let- up in power outages while circular debt had again gone up to debt had again gone up to Rs300 billion. He said the PPP government had doubled the electricity tariff in five years, while PML-N government had doubled it in just one year. He asked the audience was there any decline in unemployment and he replied that how new jobs could be created when there was no investment coming to Pakistan. He claimed Sharif brothers visited London to invest in Pakistan, and it was found out them both were the top investors in Britain and Finance Minister Ishaq Dar had his business in Dubai. Imran reminded Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif about ‘zar baba and 40 thieves’ and asked him to tell the nation how much money kept abroad had been brought back in one year. He quoted Finance Minister Dar saying $200 billion was stashed in Swiss banks and said if it was brought back, Pakistanis would enjoy tax holidays for ten years. “But if the rulers have their own assets abroad, how can they bring back money lying in Swiss banks. How patriotic these rulers are that they keep their money and assets abroad and do politics in Pakistan,” he quipped. He claimed biggest ever loan was obtained in the last one year and said a leader had to lead by example. Addressing Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, he said they wanted to play a match but with natural umpires unlike Nawaz, who had a bad habit of playing at Gymkhana Club with his own umpires. He added fair and transparent match was possible only with neutral umpires and recalled how he as national team skipper had introduced neutral umpires in world cricket. He dispelled the impression created by the ruling parties that PTI had fixed the event on the nod from someone and questioned who had made IJI on whose signal and who was its captain? Imran justified holding the rally and said they had exhausted all possible options and now were presenting their demands after getting no justice from any forum despite having provided evidence of rigging in a 2100-page white paper. The PTI chief referred to a Sargodha constituency of Nawaz Sharif, from where at a polling station, total number of registered voters was 1500, whereas 8100 votes were polled. About his demands, Imran said they wanted an ECP that should be independent and returning officers should be under it, who had massively rigged the 2013 elections. Imran demanded that thumb verification of four constituencies should be carried out immediately and reiterated his readiness for verification anywhere, from where his party had won. “If PML-N has genuinely won then why it is afraid of electoral investigations? I have not said anything strange and there is no threat to democracy from voters’ thumb verification,” he maintained. On this occasion, he requested the Supreme Court to play its role in unmasking and punishing those involved in rigging and stealing people’s mandate. He proposed that probe into four constituencies was possible within five days. He mentioned Hamid Zaman’s petition, which had fought in the elections from NA-118 by spending Rs5.7 million. He recalled out of 325 bags, 250 opened bags were found and it was revealed after eight months following the elections that of 1, 70000 votes, 90,000 were empty chits. “Who is responsible for this? RO you must be ashamed of your deeds and you are going to be a judge. Up to 60 bags found were not of the Election Commission,” he asserted. The PTI chief said he would go to the last until he was provided justice with regards to rigging in elections. He said it should also be probed whether it was done by ROs or it was a team effort. Imran said a joint line of action would be thrashed out with all those political parties that believed rigging was done the elections. He asked the youth to be ready for tsunami that would now turn to Faisalabad. On each Friday, protest will be held before the Election Commission against rigging. He said tsunami would not stop now until justice was provided to him and true democracy was established through a transparent electoral process and those who stole the masses mandate were not punished. The PTI chief asked the rulers to give justice to his party, as it was a better option for them. PTI leaders Javed Hashmi, Jehangir Tareen, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, AML President Sh Rashid Ahmad and Mian Muhammad Aslam of Jamaat-e-Islami also spoke on the occasion. Earlier, Imran left for the venue on a black luxury vehicle from his Bani Gala residence, accompanied by Sh Rashid Ahmad, Jahangir Tareen and Shah Mehmood Qureshi. Media reports kept pouring about the administration impeding arrivals of PTI leaders and workers from various districts. It was widely alleged that public transporters was denied plying buses and vans on roads. It was learnt hundreds of vehicles were impounded under one

pretext or other. Agencies add: He thanked Pakistan Muslim League (PML) President Senator Chaudhry Shujat Hussain for supporting the stance of his party. Red Zone of the federal capital was sealed off by containers as part of security arrangements owing to PTI protest rally at D- Chowk. According to reports, more than one hundred containers have been placed to block the roads leading towards Red Zone. Organisers of the PTI rally said that the workers, including women, started gathering at the venue Saturday night.They said caravans came from Lahore, Multan, and Faisalabad, Dera Ismail Khan, Peshawar and other cities in vehicles, claiming that most of them had been stopped by the police. Not more than 8,000 chairs were placed for the participants at the venue. For participants of the rally, separate parking areas were specified at Blue Area. PTI leader Shah Mehmood Qureshi said in an interview his party had adopted legal procedures to get justice over rigging but they have not been given way by the government. A year after elections, ECP ISLAMABAD - One year down the road since the country witnessed general elections amid striving to deal with massive rigging complaints, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) is still swamped by caseload pending cases as Sunday marks a year since polls were held. Soon after the polls were th concluded, the ECP had received 435 complaints, out of which 30 were decided by the The Nation 11 May, 2014 commission itself while the rest were transferred to 14 Election Tribunals established for thoroughly inquiring the grievances expressed by candidates. While the tribunals disposed of more than 300 cases, more than 100 petitions are still hanging in the balance to what sources said was the failure of government to constitute more tribunals for speedy hearing of the polls related complaints. “The tribunals have concluded discussions on 50 election related complaints while the remaining 50 cases would be disposed of in coming weeks,” ECP Deputy Director Khurshid Alam told The Nation on Saturday. Official sources told this reporter that the ECP had requested finance ministry for approving 28 election tribunals in country so that the piling complaints against rigging could be resolved in minimum time but they said the ministry declined to meet the request. With Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf (PTI) all set to converge on D Chowk in the federal capital on Sunday against rigging in election last year, some of the most controversial cases pending with ECP include the four constituencies where the PTI has been demanding vote verification. Information gleaned by The Nation reveals that the future of a dozen of lawmakers in National Assembly is in doldrums keeping in view the severe nature of complaints lying vacant with the election tribunals. Recently, the ECP declared PPP candidate from NA-202 Shikarpur Aftab Shaban Merani as successful although according to initial polling result the constituency was won by PML-N candidate Dr Muhammad Ibrahim Jatoi. Similarly, the ECP had recently declared Ahmed Ludhianvi as successful against PML-N MNA Sheikh Muhammad Akram in Jhang until the Supreme Court again asked ECP to suspend the notification of Mr Ludhianvi. “The nature of election related complaints is so complex that we are hesitant to issue a clear verdict. It is a labyrinth for election tribunals to get through,” a retired judge heading a tribunal told this reporter seeking anonymity. “It takes time to hear all the cases at the same time. We have disposed of hundreds of complaints and the rest will be heard within weeks,” an ECP official remarked. Although the ECP claims that the 14 election tribunals are under nobody’s influence in decision making, the lingering polls-related complaints still pending also put a question mark on the independence of the tribunals keeping in view the prolonged delay in resolving over 100 complaints. For some candidates, the decisions of election tribunals too are not acceptable and they have moved the apex court for more transparency while the cases resolved by the ECP have been challenged in high courts. Wasiq Qayyum, who contested for PP-6 constituency in Rawalpindi and was defeated by PML-N candidate, is still hopeful of winning the seat after the tribal hears his case. SC seeks ECP reply on PTI ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court (SC) on Thursday directed the Election Commission of petition Pakistan (ECP) to submit para-wise comments and detailed report on three miscellaneous The News 9th May, 2014 applications regarding recounting of votes in the four constituencies of the Punjab. A three- member bench of the apex court headed by Chief Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani and comprising Justice Ejaz Afzal Khan and Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed resumed hearing on the petition filed by Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Additional Secretary Saif Ullah Nizai regarding the recounting of votes in four constituencies of the Punjab after verification of thumb impression. Appearing on notice, Bilal Hassan Minto submitted before the court that the apex court’s order regarding elections reforms was not implemented in letter and spirit. Hamid Khan; counsel for PTI said that the party had filed a different petition against rigging in general elections. Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed remarked that the petitioner’s queries would be sorted out after the ECP filed its reply. Meanwhile, the court directed ECP to submit para-wise comments and detailed report within 15 days and adjourned further hearing in the instant case.Later, talking to reporters outside Supreme Court, PTI chief Imran Khan said that people responsible for rigging in the general elections must be punished, adding that fair and transparent elections strengthen democracy. Unless investigation into rigging of the elections was held and the people responsible were not taken to task, elections should not be held on those constituencies. He said that the general elections were held under an independent judiciary hence, he said that they had knocked the door of the highest court of the country for justice. Replying to a question he said that the speech of Makhdoom Javed Hashmi on the floor of the National Assembly was very much clear. The PTI chief alleged that the government was creating hurdles in the way of their protest being launched on May 11. He however, warned if they were prevented from peaceful protest, the government would be responsible.

Clashes on held Kashmir’s Baramulla, held Kashmir: Protesters and police clashed but streets were otherwise largely final election day deserted on Wednesday in the final day of voting in held Kashmir for the national election, as The News 8th May, 2014 boycott calls and fears of violence kept many voters away. Turnout in the Kashmir Valley constituency voting was about 30 percent two hours before polls closed. Police fired tear gas at a crowd calling for a boycott of the election in the town of Baramulla, an AFP correspondent said. “These elections give these forces the right to humiliate us, kill us and work against us. That is why I protest,” said Nazir Ahmed, who works on an orchard, in Baramulla. A grenade exploded at a polling station outside the town but no one was injured, a security official told AFP on condition of anonymity. Turnout across the entire Kashmir Valley in the 2009 election was 30 percent and many fear this year could be worse after militants shot dead several local officials in a warning to residents against voting.Turnout in the previous two days of balloting, elsewhere in the valley, was 25.6 percent and 28 percent Free and fair elections only LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has said that he appeared panacea: Imran before the court to ask about the law under which orders were given to again stop the The News 8th May, 2014 recounting in NA-122. Addressing a press conference here on Wednesday, Imran said that those involved in rigging last election should be subjected to Article 6. He said that only free and fair elections were the real safeguard of the democracy. The PTI chief said that on May 11 the PTI would present charter of demands, which would help in strengthening democracy in the country and bringing transparency in general elections.He said that the struggle for ‘change’ would restart on May 11 from D-Chowk (Islamabad). “Those who think that the tsunami has died down will be shocked to see a huge crowd on May 11 and the movement of change will not end till a real change takes place in the country,” he added. Online ads: Imran Khan warned the government of severe circumstances if it tried to stop PTI peaceful protest against rigging on May 11. The PTI chief said there was no other way left for them but to take onto streets as they have been knocking every door against the rigging in last general elections since a year but no one was giving them justice. Imran said he had gone to courts, tribunals, Parliament against the alleged rigging but no institute is ready to listen to him, adding that the National Assembly speaker has taken stay order against his plea. He said after disappointment from all institutes his party has decided to stage protest which is their legal right.He warned that the PML-N government may crumble if it tried to stop or sabotage May 11 rally, adding the government will have to face consequences if our workers were barred from participating in the rally. “There is no use of taking part in such elections where polls are always rigged. People of Pakistan seek the justice,” he said. The PTI chief, however, refrained this time from accusing the judiciary of involvement in election irregularities, saying that “our party respects judiciary.” Khan called for action against election riggers. “Those stole the public mandate should be punished under Article 6 of the Constitution.”Lashing out at government, Khan said Nawaz government had paid Rs500 billion circular debt despite spending such big amount from public money. People are suffering with 20 hours long power cut and circular debt has swelled to Rs200 billion again, he added. PTI not in favour of mid-term ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) president Makhdoom Javed Hashmi on elections, says Hashmi Wednesday assured the National Assembly that his party was not in favor of midterm elections. th Commenting on the law and order situation in the country, the senior PTI leader said that it was 7 May. 2014 Dawn the constitutional right of the party to protest on May 11 against the 'rigging in the general elections of 2013.' Hashmi said that all the political parties should play their role to protect democracy and the parliament at all cost. “Parliament is our mother and we will never compromise on the supremacy of the parliament,” Hashmi said. He said that all the institutions should work within their mandate for the progress of the country. “The ban on the freedom of expression is not a solution of any problem while there should be a code of conduct for the media houses in this regard,” he added. Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) MNA Rana Tanveer Hussain said that the media representatives should be careful with regards to national interests. He said that the PTI should wait for the next general elections because their protest against the poll rigging was not a solution for any problem. Earlier, Muttahida Qaumi Moverment (MQM) parliamentarians staged a walk-out from the National Assembly session against the incidents of targeted killings of its workers in Karachi. Poll rigging: Ex-top judge ISLAMABAD: Former chief justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry on Tuesday rejected rigging rejects PTI claims allegations levelled against him by Pakistan Tehreeak-i-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan, Express Tribune 7th May. 2014 terming them ‘baseless and absurd’. Speaking to media after addressing the Islamabad High Court Bar, Chaudhry said that the returning officers (ROs) were appointed by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) and not by the Supreme Court. However, he did not comment further over the issue. Last week, the PTI chief openly lashed out at the former chief justice (CJ), accusing him of involvement in the alleged rigging during the 2013 polls. Chaudhry said Constitution has defined the roles of every institution in the country and the judiciary is an important organ of the state. He also said that democracy has strengthened in the country and there is no threat to it. Imran should wait for next LAHORE: Federal Information Minister Pervaiz Rashid has said that PTI Chairman Imran Khan polls, not short-cuts: Pervaiz should wait for the next general elections instead of taking short-cuts. In an interview, he said The News 5th May. 2014 that the protests of the PTI and Awami Tehreek were no more than a storm in a teacup and they would not succeed in their efforts. He said that the protest of Imran Khan was the manifestation

of his disappointment over his party’s failure to deliver in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). He added that Khan raised the issues of talks with the Taliban and the drone attacks for political gains but when he did not achieve his target in this way, he came up with the old issue of alleged rigging in the polls. On the rally of Dr Tahirul Qadri to be held on May 11, Rashid said that Dr Qadri, who talked of the the people, would lead the “Canada Rally” on the day.The information minister remarked that Dr Qadri did not accept the Constitution and the democratic system but Imran Khan was walking shoulder-to-shoulder with him. He said the government would not hinder the peaceful protest but if any of the political parties resorted to any illegal activity, the law would take its due course.He said that to hold a protest was the legal right of every political party, but it should be carried out within the limits stated by the Constitution and the law. Poll petitions should be ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Friday observed that the decision on the applications decided within four months: pertaining to the elections should be announced according to the relevant law within four SC months. The apex court accepted the application filled by Awami Muslim League (AML) Chief rd Shaikh Rasheed Ahmad for hearing against the Rawalpindi Election Tribunal (ET) verdict The News 3 May. 2014 regarding alleged rigging in the constituency NA-55 Rawalpindi. A two-member bench headed by Chief Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani and comprising Justice Sh Azmat Saeed heard the petition and decided to take up with other identical petitions against the Lahore High Court (LHC) verdict elections matters. During the course of proceedings, Abdul Razzaq, counsel for Shaikh apprised the bench that Malik Shakeel Awan, leader of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) filed an application in the Rawalpindi Election Tribunal against his client which was not duly attested according to the rules and regulations. He alleged that Shakeel Awan did not submit the affidavits and the list of witnesses before the tribunal with his application which was against the rules and regulations and Election Tribunal passed interim order on the applications. He prayed before the bench to set aside the interim order of Election Tribunal as Election Tribunal did not follow the due process laid down in the laws.Subsequently, the bench observed that as before this application many other identical petitions were pending before the Supreme Court so decided to club it with these applications for hearing. Later, the bench fixed the matter for hearing after one week.It is to mention that a three-member bench of LHC had been decided that interim order of Election Tribunal could not be challenged. Against this verdict of LHC, so many petitions were filed before the apex court from many quarters. Imran boycotts Jang Group, ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman, Imran Khan, on Friday accused accuses it of influencing Geo TV of being a part in rigging during the 2013 general elections and announced to boycott polls the Jang Group and the channel. Talking to media persons here, Imran said that no PTI rd representative would appear on Geo or subscribe to the Jang Group newspapers till the time The News 3 May. 2014 the private television apologised for its role in the rigging. Imran demanded of the government to investigate through an independent commission the foreign funding coming to the media houses, including Geo, which had allegedly received money from the US and other foreign sources. He justified his party’s decision to take to the streets against the “unprecedented rigging’ in the last year’s general elections and singled out the returning officers (ROs) for their role in the irregularity, saying that he would not let this go without a probe. Imran noted that PTI candidate for NA-118 had to pay a total of Rs5.2 million for thumbprint verification of voters, the election tribunal and lawyer fee, and it was found that out of 325 bags, 170 were opened while only 69 had all the requisite documents. He continued that out of 170,000 votes cast in the constituency, only 81,000 had either partial or complete record and more importantly, 70 bags did not belong to the Election Commission of Pakistan but were altered. The PTI chairman pointedtribunals to going to the Supreme Court (SC) and raising the issue in the National Assembly.“This was simply because the PTI did not want to destabilise the government. Never at any time did the PTI accept the rigging that had clearly taken place in general elections 2013,” he noted. Imran asserted that almost a year had passed and neither the tribunals nor the SC had given any decisions on their petitions. PTI’s demand for thumbprint verification in only four constituencies had still not been acceded by the ECP and the petition for the same remained undecided by the SC. The PTI chairman said that his party had been left with no option but to come out on to the streets to protest the rigging so that future elections were made transparent and fair, or people would lose faith in the entire electoral process. “Others will assume that the only way to win is through rigging. And the unprecedented turnout of youth and the urban professionals who came out to vote will again retreat and they won’t bother to cast their votes. This bodes ill for the future of democracy in Pakistan and the PTI will not allow this to happen,” he noted. Imran pointed to the ‘questionable role’ of the ex-chief justice of Pakistan, the ROs and the Election Commissioners from the Punjab and Sindh in aiding and abetting rigging, along with the now infamous 35 punctures of the then Punjab acting Chief Minister Najam Sethi, who had been duly rewarded. He drew attention to the comprehensive PTI White Paper on rigging as well as the Fafen report.The PTI chief recalled when thumbprint verifications were ordered and then Nadra chief complied in NA 118, Babar Sattar stated that the Nadra chief was threatened by Rana Sanaullah and then removed. The IHC decision on Nadra chief’s removal corroborated this statement. It is interesting to note that for other reasons, the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), which was in power, had also boycotted Geo for some months but had to return to it on its own. PTI’s boycott of Jang Group was discussed during the recently held Core Committee meeting and more deliberations were held in a select group of party leaders.

DISTRICT : LOWER KURRAM-KURRAM AGENCY Lower Kurram is located in Kurram Agency Profile Number of Settlements/ Communities: 220 Population Population 2012 (Estimated from Census 1998) : Agency Total

Kurram Agency 672,778

Kurram Agency Area Total Area:3380 sq.km Election General Election 2008 Constituency NA- 38 Winner Munir Khan Orakzai Party JUI (F) Registered Votes 87,993 Percentage of Votes Polled to 66.31 % registered voters General Election 2002 Constituency NA- 38 Winner Munir Khan Orakzai Party JUI (F) Registered Votes 95,484 Percentage of Votes Polled to 40.48% registered voters

Dominant Political In 2002, An independent candidate Munir Khan Orakzai was winner from this constituency by getting Personalities 16,350 votes. In 2008 again Munir Khan Orakzai had won the seat by getting 66.31 % votes. In 2013 before casting the votes, polling has stoped due to security risks. Total number of Health Facilities in Lower Kurram :08 List of the Health Facilities:

Health Name Type THQ SADDA TEHSIL HEADQUARTER HOSPITAL BHU MANDORI BASIC HEALTH UNIT DISPENSARY KHAPIANGA DISPENSARY BHU YAQUBI BASIC HEALTH UNIT BHU IBRAHIM ZAI BASIC HEALTH UNIT BHU GHARIBINA BASIC HEALTH UNIT DISPENSARY BISATU DISPENSARY BHU MAHURA BASIC HEALTH UNIT Total Number of Educational Facilities: 75 Boys Schools: 47 Girls’ Schools: 23 Co. Education: 05 Private : 06 Government: 69 Education Name Type Name Type GBPS KHAPIANGA GPS GBPS SANGEENA GPS GBHS BAGAN GBPS AHMAD KHAN KURRAM AGENCY GHS KALI GPS GBPS BANGASH KALI GBHS SAMER GHS KHERLACHI GPS GBHS SADDA GHS GBPS NO.2 SADDA GPS VOCATIONAL GBPS UPPER TECHNICAL MANDURI LOWER INSTITUTE SADDA PRIVATE KURRAM GPS GGDC SADDA GC GBPS UCHAT GPS IQRA CHILDERN PPS GBPS KHAPIANGA GPS

ACADEMY GBDC SADDA GC GBPS PARAW GPS GBDC BAGAN LOWER KURRAM AGENCY GC GBPS KAS BILYAMIN GPS OXFORD PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GBPS MUZAFFAR SADDA PHS KOT ALIZAI GPS KURRAM PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL SADDA PHS GBPS SHASHOO GPS CAMBRIDGE PUBLIC SCHOOL & GBPS AHMADI COLLEGE SADDA PC SHAMA GPS GBHS PIR QAYUM GHS GBPS SRA GHRGA GPS GBPS PIR QAYUM GPS GBPS SHALGAZYAN GPS ALLAMA IQBAL PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL KHANANO KALAI PHS GBPS BALISH KHEL GPS GMMS KAS BILYAMIN GMMS GGPS IBRAHIM ZAI GPS GGPS AKBAR ABAD, GMMS SADDA GMMS SADDA GPS GMMS ALIZAI GMMS GGPS MAHOORA GPS GBPS SADDA GPS GGPS SAMIR GPS GBPS SADDA NO.3 GPS GGPS YAQOOBI GPS GBPS MUNDAN GPS GGPS GHARBINA GPS GBPS YAQOOBI NO.2 GPS GGPS GOSAR GPS GBPS MARO KHEL GPS GGPS SRAGHORGA GPS GBPS TALO GPS GGPS PARAW GPS GBPS MAKHIZAI GPS GGPS BAGAN GPS GBPS BAGZAI GPS GGPS WARSAK GPS GBPS GOSAR GPS GGPS CHAPPRI GPS GBPS GHARBEENA GPS GGPS UCHAT GPS GGPS AHMADI GBPS YAQOOBI GPS SHAMA GPS GBPS BISATOO GPS GGPS KOCHI GPS GGPS MARO KHEL GPS GGPS CHARDIWAR GPS GGPS BAGZAI GPS GBMS IBRAHIM ZAI GES GGPS SATEEN GPS GBMS SHAKARDARA GES GGPS JALANDER GPS GBMS ARAWALI GES GGPS MUNDA GPS GBHS MAHOORA GHS GBMS KOCHI GES GBHS MAKHIZAI GHS GBMS JALANDAR GES GGHS ALIZAI GHS

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DISTRICT: CENTRAL KURRAM – KURRAM AGENCY Central Kurram is located in Kurram Agency Profile Number of Settlements/ Communities: 447 Population 2012 (Estimated from Census 1998) : Population Agency Total Kurram Agency 672,778

Area Kurram Agency Total Area:3380 sq.km Election General Election 2008 Constituency NA- 38 Winner Munir Khan Orakzai Party JUI (F) Registered Votes 87,993 Percentage of Votes Polled to 66.31 % registered voters General Election 2002 Constituency NA- 38 Winner Munir Khan Orakzai Party JUI (F) Registered Votes 95,484 Percentage of Votes Polled to 40.48% registered voters

Dominant Political In 2002, An independent candidate Munir Khan Orakzai was winner from this constituency by Personalities getting 16,350 votes. In 2008 again Munir Khan Orakzai had won the seat by getting 66.31 % votes. In 2013 before casting the votes, polling has stoped due to security risks. Health Total number of Health Facilities in Central Kurram : 07 List of the Health Facilities: Name Type DISPENSARY GUNDAL DISPENSARY GOVT. HOSPITAL MUKHRANIA GENERAL HOSPITALS GOVT. HOSPITAL HANGOORI GENERAL HOSPITALS TABBI HOSPITAL GENERAL HOSPITALS DISPENSARY WAM DISPENSARY BHU DOGAR BASIC HEALTH UNIT

DISPENSARY TARALI DISPENSARY Education Total Number of Educational Facilities: 90 Boys Schools: 65 Girls’ Schools: 22 Co. Education: 03 Private : 04 Government: 86

Name Type Name Type GBHS HANGOORI GHS GGPS BAZA GPS GMMS SAMALKHAIL MADRAASA GMMS GBPS DARGAI NO.3 GPS GBPS KOATMERAN SCHOOL GPS GBPS BARI ZOONA GPS MARHOOM MALAK NAWRAN SCHOOL KEMAL BAZY PHS GBPS ZARA MELA GPS GBMS SOMANA GES GBPS TAKHTAK GPS GBPS CENTRAL KHURRAM GPS GBPS PASTAWANI GPS GGPS SARPAKH GPS GBPS YASTA GPS GBPS DUNDER GBMS AVIDARA GES SEHRA GPS

ZAHID GUL MIDDLE SCHOOL PES GBPS JOWDARA GPS GBPS ARMY GBPS MALIK HAJI COMMUNAL MUHAMMAD KHAN SCHOOL KIMAL SCHOOL GPS BAZA GPS GBPS SULTANIA GUL FARAZ HIGH CENTERAL SCHOOL TABAI PHS KURRAM GPS GBPS TANORAK HAGINA BOYS HIGH CENTERAL SCHOOL MAHRANNI PHS KURRAM GPS GMMS MASOZAI GMMS GBPS CHINA GPS GMMS SARPHAKH GMMS GBPS TATANG GPS GBPS DAR ALI GMMS QALAT GMMS SHERZAI GPS GBPS SHAMHI GBPS DARGI GPS CENTRAL KURRAM GPS GBPS TINDO NEWA GBPS WAM GPS KALI GPS GBPS JALAMAI GPS GBPS TARALI GPS GBPS KHAWO KALI GPS GBPS KOTKI GPS GBPS KUNDA ALI GBPS NEWA KALI BABA GPS SHAMKHI GPS GGPS TABAI KHANI GBPS TANDAI GPS KHEL GPS GBPS TANDER GPS GGPS KOT MIRAN GPS GBPS LALMAI GPS GGPS TARALI GPS GBPS ZANGI GBPS CHANNA DARA GPS CENTRAL KURRAM GPS GBPS BADAMA GPS GGPS GOGANAI GPS GBPS DAND GPS GBPS LALMAI GPS GGPS SHAMKHAI GBPS JABA GPS NAWI KALI GPS GBPS ZAWAKI CENTERAL KURRAM GPS GGPS ISSARAK GPS GGPS KOTKI GBPS SHINDA WOONI GPS RAMAKI KALI GPS GBPS PASS MELA GPS GGPS SHAM KANI GPS GBPS STAR KALI GPS GGPS TAKHTOO GPS GGPS PASS MELA GBPS SARPAKH NO.2 GPS KHANI KHEL GPS GBPS REGO KALI GPS GGPS ZANGI GPS GGPS KHAZEENA GBPS SOMANA GPS C.K GPS GBPS KODA GPS GGPS ANGORI GPS GBPS TABAI TANGI GPS GGPS BAZA GPS GBPS KHANI KHEL GPS GGPS LALMAI GPS GBPS GOGANAI GPS GGPS KODA GPS GBPS DREMANRE GPS GGPS SURMAI GPS GBPS DAYA GPS GGPS DONGA GPS GGPS GBPS BAZAI GPS PASTAWOONI GPS GGPS ARWAZA CENTERAL GBPS SURMAI GPS KURRAM GPS GBPS GUNDAL GPS GGPS DAR GPS

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DISTRICT: UPPER KURRAM – KURRAM AGENCY Profile Upper Kurram is located in Kurram Agency Number of Settlements/ Communities: 388 Population Population 2012 (Estimated from Census 1998) : Agency Total

Kurram Agency 672,778

Health Total number of Health Facilities in Muzaffarabad : 12 List of the Health Facilities:

Name Type BHU BOSHEHRA BASIC HEALTH UNIT

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BHU KIRMANAY KALAY BASIC HEALTH UNIT SAYAD AFZAL HUSSAIN HOSPITAL GENERAL HOSPITALS

DOCTOR GUL HUSSAIN CLINIC. GENERAL HOSPITALS

BHU AGRA BASIC HEALTH UNIT

BHU ZERAN BASIC HEALTH UNIT

DISPENSARY MALANA DISPENSARY

DISPENSARY TOLA DISPENSARY

DISPENSARY ALAM SHER DISPENSARY Education Total Number of Educational Facilities: 139 Boys Schools: 81 Girls’ Schools: 50 Co. Education: 08

Private : 18 Government: 121

Name Type Name Type GBHS AHMADZAI GHS GBPS LALI MELA GPS MADDRASA E DARUZAHRA GBPS KHAN ARKHI GMMS SHAH MELA GPS KOHSAR PUBLIC SCHOOL & COLLEGE GBPS NARI PARACHINAR PC MELLA GPS GGHS ARKHYO KALAY GHS GBPS DAGO KALI GPS GBHS LUQMAN GBPS ALI KHEL GHS SHAHARI GPS ABDULLA KHAN VILLAGE BOYS SCHOOL GPS GBPS LARZAR GPS ISLAMIA PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL NO 1 MEERAJAN GBPS MAIKAI COLONY PHS NO.1 GPS GGDC LUQMAN GBPS KASKAI KHEL GC MALANA GPS F.G HIGH BOYS SCHOOL PARACHINAR GHS GBPS TAIDA GPS USWA PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GBPS MALI KHEL LUQMANKHEL PHS NO.2 GPS

GBHS SHALOZAN GHS GBPS MANGAK GPS ALLAMA IQBAL PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GBPS LEWAN PARACHINAR PHS KHEL MALANA GPS GGHS GBPS JARO KALI PARACHINAR GHS (BUSHEHRA) GPS ABDULLA KHAN VILLAGE GIRLS GBPS MULA SCHOOL GPS BAGH GPS ISRAR SHAHEED BOYS HIGH SCHOOL MEERAJAN COLONY PHS GBPS TAKAI GPS PARACHINAR GIRLS PUBLIC GGPS MATA HIGH SCHOOL PHS SUNGER GPS GGHSS GGPS KHAR PARACHINAR GHSS LACHI GPS PARACHINAR BOYS PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL PHS GGPS SULTAN GPS GBHS GGPS JAPAKI PARACHINAR GHS KALI GPS KURRAM PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL PARACHINAR PHS GGPS SHINGAK GPS ISLAMIA PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL GGPS SEHRA NADAR COLONY PHS LUQMAN KHEL GPS USWA PUBLIC SCHOOL QUBAD SHAH KHEL PHS GGPS AGRA GPS GGHS QUBAD GGPS MAINZ SHAH KHEL GHS KALI GPS GBHS QUBAD GGPS MALI KHEL SHAH KHEL GHS NO.1 GPS

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THE ELECTION THAT CREATED PAKISTAN Published on 11th May, 2014 Dawn News

Even till the early and mid-1940s, the leadership of the All Punjab was guaranteed to deal a decisive blow to Jinnah India Muslim League (AIML) wasn’t quite sure exactly what and his party’s claims and demands. The Congress its status was among the sizeable Muslim minority of India. understood this well and went all out to defeat the AIML in In 1944, AIML’s leading man and strategist, Mohammed Ali the Punjab. Jinnah, while talking to reporters in Bombay (present-day The province was under the electoral dominance of the Mumbai), was lamenting that even though his opponents in Unionists — a large outfit headed by Muslims belonging to the Indian National Congress (INC) were doing much to the landed gentry and influential pirs (Muslim spiritual undermine AIML’s influence among the region’s Muslims, leaders). The party also had some Hindu and Sikh leaders. more damage in this respect was being done by certain In the last major election in the province (1937), the Muslim politicians and outfits. Unionists had won 95 seats (out of a total of 175). Confessional religious parties like the Jamiat-i-Ulema-i-Hind Congress had bagged 18 whereas the AIML had managed (JUH), and radical right-wing outfits such as the Majlis-i- to win just one. Ahrar and the Khaksar Movement were staunchly against To guarantee another AIML thrashing in the Punjab, the the concept of ‘Muslim Nationalism’ being propagated by Congress Party’s ace strategist, Sardar Patel, and the Jinnah and his party. AIML’s Muslim Nationalism was party’s leading Muslim leader, Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad, derived from the thoughts of various Muslim intellectuals. immediately went about constructing an airtight anti-AIML Most of them had been inspired by the writings of 19th scenario. The Congress, apart from contesting the election Century Muslim scholars such as Sir Syed Ahmed Khan from its own platform (of Indian Nationalism), was also and Syed Ameer Ali. backing the Unionists in areas where the latter was Khan and Ali had pleaded to build a rational and modern expecting a tough fight from the AIML. Muslim middle-class in South Asia that would lead an Apart from this, Patel dispatched a check of Rs50,000 (a intellectual and political movement to construct a distinct hefty sum in those days) to Azad whose job it was to fund political and cultural identity for the Muslim minority of India. and co-ordinate anti-AIML Muslim groups such as the JUH, But why were the AIML’s ideas in this regard being the Majlis-i-Ahrar and the Khaksar. The Ahrar and the opposed by certain powerful Muslim groups? Khaksar enjoyed support among Punjab’s Muslim petty- JUH and radical groups like the Ahrar and the Khaksar bourgeoisies. These two parties (along with JUH), provided believed that every Indian’s first goal should be the Congress with fiery clerics who went about denouncing independence from the British. They believed that Muslims the AIML as being a party of ‘British agents,’ and ‘fake of India were a significant minority (approximately 30per Muslims’. cent at the time) and (thus) would be in a position (after The powerful Unionist Party on the other hand claimed that independence) to carve out a more powerful political, it alone was the true representative of Punjab’s Muslim economic and cultural role for themselves in India. They majority. also claimed that AIML’s Muslim Nationalism was a construct based on the European idea of a nation-state and Jinnah, who had till then been repulsed by populist political that Islam cannot be confined within the boundaries of tactics, got together with Punjab’s AIML President, Khan of nationalism. Mamdot, to chalk out a strategy to counter the ruckus being raised by the Congress with the help of the Unionists, the AIML had performed poorly in most elections held in India’s Ahrar, the Khaskar, the JUH and the Sikh nationalist outfit, Muslim-majority provinces. Bengal and Punjab contained the Akali dal. the largest Muslim populations in undivided India. Though by the 1940s AIML had managed to make important Jinnah and Mamdot first brought in hundreds of members inroads in Bengal, the party had been routed in Punjab in of AIML’s student-wing, the All India Muslim Students the elections held there in the 1930s. In 1945 the British Federation (AIMSF), from various parts of India. Also colonial government in India called for elections for the brought in were members of the AIMSF’s women’s wing. national and legislative assemblies. The election in the College and university students (both male and female) Punjab was to be held in February 1946. belonging to the AIMSF were dispatched across the Punjab in groups and asked to hold small rallies in the cities, The Congress’ aim was to win a majority in most provinces villages and towns of the province. so it could press its claim to form a government of united (post-colonial) India. AIML’s goal was to win the polls in They were to explain AIML’s manifesto as a fight against Muslim majority provinces so it could not only claim to be economic exploitation and a struggle to create a separate the largest Muslim party, but also assert its demand of Muslim nation-state where there will be economic benefits carving out a separate Muslim nation-state from areas for all and religious harmony. To counter the fiery where the Muslims were in a majority. denouncements being aired by members of the Ahrar, the Khaksar and the JUH, the AIML managed to win the The situation in the Punjab was tricky. Even though 57pc of support of a group of JUH leaders who had disagreed with Punjab’s population was Muslim, the AIML had badly lost their party’s policy of siding with the Congress and the the previous elections in the province. Another defeat in the Unionists.

Led by Islamic scholar, Alama Shabir Ahmad Usmani, this The voter turnout was high on the day of the polls. The batch of JUH renegades successfully began to counter the Unionists were expected to win the bulk of the seats, theological arguments (against a separate Muslim nation- followed by the Congress. But the results shocked the state) being leveled by the anti-AIML clerics and ulema. Congress and the Unionists. The AIML managed to win 73 The anti-AIML clerics had accused the AIML of ‘misguiding seats (out of 175). The Unionists could only bag 20. The the Muslims of India’ and working to keep the Muslims Congress won 51 and the Sikh Akali dal 22. The Ahrar and under the influence of the forces of exploitation. The pro- the Khaksars failed to win even a single seat. The AIML AIML clerics counter-attacked by accusing the Ahrar and bagged the largest share of the total Muslim vote (65pc). other such outfits of being Congress agents who were Just 19pc of the Muslim votes went to Ahrar and the working to keep the Muslims ‘under the thumb of India’s Khaksars. Hindu majority.’ Though the Congress, the Unionists and the Akali dal AIML was also armed with a rather radical manifesto. managed to form a wobbly and short-lived coalition Largely authored by one of the leading members of the government in the Punjab, AIML finally managed to AIML’s leftist lobby — Danial Latifi (a committed Socialist) augment itself as India’s largest Muslim party. — the manifesto promised sweeping land reforms, religious It also did well in two other Muslim majority provinces. It harmony and an end to economic exploitation. won 113 (out of 230) seats in the Bengal and 27 (out of 60) Another (last minute) attainment that Jinnah and his party in Sindh. The results greatly accelerated the party’s managed to achieve was the support of the influential pirs demand for a separate Muslim nation-state, and after of the province. Punjab’s pirs had for long been associated winning the provincial election in another Muslim-majority with the Unionist Party, but just as the elections drew near, region, the NWFP (in early/mid-1947), the party finally many of them were convinced by the AIML leadership to managed to carve out Pakistan from the rest of India switch sides and become part of the AIML. (August 1947).

ELECTORAL REFORM PROCESS Published on 12th May, 2014 Dawn News

THE first anniversary of last year’s general elections, as incidents of ballot stuffing. Yet, going forward, all which passed yesterday, is an ideal opportunity to look stakeholders need to discuss how such irregularities can back at the democratic exercise, analyse it and be overcome to make the electoral process more incorporate the lessons learnt into a larger policy transparent. framework in order to undertake credible electoral reform. With reference to reforms, the Election Commission of While 2013’s polls were on the whole free and fair and Pakistan has done well to come up with a draft strategic featured the highest voter turnout in decades, the plan for 2014-2018. By inviting debate from political process was not perfect. There were some irregularities parties, NGOs, civil society and the government, a that must not be there when the nation votes in 2018. comprehensive path towards electoral reform can be Soon after the polls, there were claims of rigging; for paved. The proposals include complete independence of example, candidates recovered ballot papers from the ECP, specifically empowering the commission to unusual locations as ‘proof’ of wrongdoing while in a few appoint election officials. The ECP has also highlighted constituencies, it was discovered that many votes were the objective in the plan of developing biometric voter fake or unverifiable. While the angry clamour then has identification and introducing electronic voting machines died down and the majority of political players have made by the time the next polls take place. Electronic voting peace with the 2013 results, some are adamant about machines are already in use in India where they have the rigging claims. Neutral observers, such as the Free streamlined the process. Hopefully, if reforms are and Fair Election Network, have also pointed towards pursued with dedication and honesty in Pakistan, and anomalies. For example, in a recent statement Fafen most importantly, implemented in their true spirit, the said over 71,000 irregularities were observed in last electoral process should become a much more year’s polls. These included anomalies in pre-voting transparent and error-free exercise. preparations and the voter identification process, as well

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Name of Political Parties Aalay Kalam Ullah Farman Rasool (saw) Awami Muslim League Pakistan Mirza Zulfiqar Ahmed Sheikh Rashid Ahmed President President [email protected] Central Secretariat, Lal Havely, Rawalpindi. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jamaat-Elaey-Kalam-Ullah-Farman-E- Ph:051-559494 Rasool/46--11627373474 B-20, First Floor, Taj Mahal Plaza, 6th Road Chowk, Murree Road, Rawalpindi. Ph: No.0334-6522425 Afghan National Party Awami National Party Khair-ul-Hakin Asfandyar Wali Khan President President Duresh Khela, District Swat. [email protected], [email protected] [email protected] Baacha Khan Markaz, Pajaggi Road, Peshawar. Ph: 92-91-2246851-3, Fax:92-91- 2252406 All Pakistan Chiristian League Awami Party (Pakistan) Prof. Salamat Akhtar Hassan Nasir President Chairperson/ Central Convener [email protected], http://www.apclpak.com/contact- House No.133(Upper Portion) StreetNo.8, Sector F-11/1, Islamabad us.html Ph:051-2830183/ 03213899087 G-290, Gordon College Road, Rawalpindi. Mobile No.0307-4300594, 0345- 5061939 All Pakistan Minorities Alliance Awami Qiadat Party Dr. Paul Jacob Bhatti General (R) Mirza Aslam Beg President/Chairper son Chairman [email protected] No.1, National Park Road, Rawalpindi **** 88, Race Course Road, House No.I-B, Stree No.95, Sector I-8/4, Islamabad St:3, Rawalpindi. Cell 0342-5103076 Ph: 051- 5510761/5563309 Fax:5564244 All Pakistan Muslim League Awami Tehreek Bahali-e-Soba Bahawalpur Pakistan Muhammad Ali Saif Mr. Nazir Ahmed Sonchi Chief Organizer Convener [email protected] Cha Boarwala, Qaimpur, Post Office Khas, Tehsil Haselpur, District House No.1, Street No.37, Sector F-6/1, Islamabad. Bahawalpur All Pakistan Peoples Qaumi Movement Awami Tehreek Danish Deedar Mr. Ayaz Latif Palijo Chairman Central President [email protected] [email protected], [email protected] 98, Muslim Society, Hyderabad House No.1324,Aziz Manzil, Gari Khata, Hyderabad Ph No.0300-9373397 All Pakistan Youth Working Party Azad Pakistan Party Saghir Ahmad Gul Muhammad Bhatti Chairman President [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/AzaadPakistan-1 Qaddar Plaza, 1st Floor Office No.4, Upp. Ambala Sweets, Dinga road 28-B Wadila Street, Rajghar Road, Lahore. Kharian Phone: 7351111 Cell: 0300-9484449 Call No. 0092-537-530557, 0345 9092629 Allah-o-Akbar Tehreek Azmat-e-Islam Movement Dr. Mian Ihsan Bari Zaheer-ul-Islam Abbasi (Major General) Adnaa Khadim Ameer Pakistan Al-Jihad Trust Building, Block 52-B, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi. Bari House, Bari Road, Canal Colony Haroonabad, District Bahawalnagar Ph: 051-4419982 Awami Himayat Tehreek Pakistan Bahawalpur National Awami Party Moulvi Iqbal Haider Nawab Salahuddin Abbasi Chairman Chairman Head Office: Ibadat Plaza, Blue Area Islamabad House No.13-B,Younas Shaheed Road, Model Town A, Bahawalpur. Ph: 051-2829308 Fax: 051- 2829238 Awami Ittehad Party Balochistan National Congress Liaquat Ali Jatoi Abdul Hakim Lehri Chairman President Banglow No.D/97 Block 4 Clifton Karachi [email protected] Headquarter Office, Balochistan National Congress Thana Road, Quetta. Ph:821201 Awami Jamhuri Ittehad Pakistan Balochistan National Democratic Party Mr. ShahramKhanTarakai Sardar Sanaullah Khan Zehri Chairman President [email protected] 22-G, Khayaban-e-Sahar, Defence Housing Auithority, Karachi Tarakai House, Teshil Razar, District Swabi, K.PK. Aalay Kalam Ullah Farman Rasool (saw) Balochistan National Democratic Party Mirza Zulfiqar Ahmed Sardar Sanaullah Khan Zehri President President [email protected] 22-G, Khayaban-e-Sahar, Defence Housing Auithority, Karachi http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jamaat-Elaey-Kalam-Ullah-Farman-E- Rasool/46--11627373474

B-20, First Floor, Taj Mahal Plaza, 6th Road Chowk, Murree Road, Rawalpindi. Ph: No.0334-6522425 Awami Justice Party Balochistan National Movement Mehar Ghulam Mustafa Mangan Dr.Abdul Hayee Baloch President President Allama Iqbal Building 19-Chamber, District Court Faislabad Faiz Abad, Saryab Road, Quetta Balochistan National Party (Awami) Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan Mir Israrullah Zehri Qazi Hussain Ahmed President Ameer [email protected] [email protected] Baldia Plaza, Mezan Chowk, Quetta. Mansoora, Multan Road, Lahore. Ph: 042- 7844605-9/5419520-24 Fax: 7832194 Balochistan National Party Jamait Ahle-Hadith Pakistan (Elahi Zaheer) Sardar Akhter Jan Mengal Allama Ibtisam Elahi Zaheer President President [email protected]. [email protected] [email protected] Istaqlal Building, Quarry Road, Quetta. Markazi Office: 53 Larnas Road, Lahore. Phone:081-833869 Ph: 042-7537312.Cell: 0300-8837032 Bedar Pakistan Jamhoori Wattan Party Abdul Razak Mian Nawabzad Tahlal Akbar Bughti President President [email protected] http://www.facebook.com/pages/JWP-Jamhoori-Watan-Party/4-68526- Camp Headquarter 68-E Molana Shokat Ali Road, Johar Town, Lahore. 2686435?fref=ts Ph: 042-6114801 Central Secretariat Fatima Jinnah Road, Near Bughti House, Quetta. Ph:0812827743 Fax:2845559 Christian Progressive Movement Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam (F) Mrs. Naila Dayal Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman President Ameer [email protected] [email protected] Office No. 2, Block No. 6, Street No. 9, Fayyaz Market,Sector G- Jamia-al-Moarf-, Al-Sharia, Dera Ismail Khan 8/2,Islamabad. Ph: 0961-740440-555 Central Office:Jamia Madnia, Kareem Park, Ravi Road, Lahore. Ph:042-7720944 Communist Party of Pakistan Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam (S) Engineer Jameel Ahmad Malik Maulana Sami -ul-Haq Central Chairman President [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] [email protected] Jamia Haqqania, Akoro Khattak, Nowshera. Communist Party Secretariat,1426-Fateh Jang Chowk,Attock Ph:0923-630340-630076 Fax:0923-630922 , Standing Committee Religious & Minorities Affairs Office Islamabad Ph:051-9223957 Fax:051-9223975 General Pervez Musharaf Himayat Tehreek Jamiat Ulama-e-Pakistan (N) Malik Arshad Mahmood Awan Shah M. Anas Noorani President President Lord Center, Shop # 1, F-10 Markaz Islamabad. Central Office: Dareulema Jamia Muhamidi Razvia, Fardoose Market, Gulberg-III, Lahore Ph:042-5866737-5851080, Fax: 042 5855815 Cell: 03002174494 Ghareeb Awam Party Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan (Niazi) Tanweer Hussaini Pir Syed Muhammad Masoom Hussain President Shah Naqvi Masood Chambers M.A. Jinnah Road, Karachi Markazi President Central Secretariat , House No. 3-B, Street No. 41-B, G-7/2, Islamabad. Hazara Awami Ittehad Pakistan Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan (Nifaz-e-Shariat) Wali Muhammad Khan Jadoon Engr. Muhammad Saleem Ullah Khan Chairman President https://www.facebook.com/hazaraawamiittehad.pakistan 459-Saggar Road, Sadar Bazar, Lahore Cantt. Central Secretariate Hazara Awami Ittehad, Phool Ghulab Road, Mirpur, Abbottabad. Ph:0992-522345, Cell: 03145034876. Hazara Democratic Party Jamiat Ulma-e-Pakistan (Sawad-e-Azam) Muhammad Jawad Easar Syed Muhammad Mahffuz Mushadi Chairman President [email protected] [email protected] Alamdar Road, Sar-e-Medani, Quetta Markazi Secretariat, 69/B, Faisal Town, Lahore. Mobile No. 0300-7741275 Hazara Qaumi Mahaz Jamiat–e-Mushaikh Pakistan M. Asif Malik Pir Fazal Haq Markazi Chairman President Ashraf Market, Fawara Chowk, Abbottabad (Hazara) Central Secretariat Data Plaza, 2nd Floor, Room No.5, Scheme More, Ph: 0992-341465,330253, Fax: 0992- 335448 Cell 0332-5005448 Multan Road, Lahore Insaanyat Party (Pakistan) Jamote Qaumi Movement Ehsan-ul-Haque Mir Muhammad Murad Abro President Chairman Flat No.3, 1st Foloor,Souk-ul-HashirPlaza, F- 10 Markaz, Islamabad. Jamote House Dera Murad Jamali Balochistan Islami Nazriati Tehreek Pakistan Jannat Pakistan Party Mr. Zahid Afzal Asan-ul-Islam Syed Founder Chairman President House No. C-402, Gardaizi Market, Gulgash Colony, Multan. [email protected]

Cell No.0333-8370990, 0333- 8562220 Office # 99, 3rd Floor Mobi Plaza, Opp.Ciros Cinema, Haider Road, Saddar, Rawalpindi. Islami Siasi Tehreek Jeev-e-Pakistan Party Abdul Majeed Haidari Dr. Irfan Latif President Chairman Central Secretariat: Batala P.O Kahota, District Rawalpindi Central Office 1st Floor, Saleem Manzil, 2- Mozang Road, Lahore. Islami Tehreek Pakistan Jumiat Ulma-e-Islam(Nazryati) Syed Sajid Ali Naqvi Maulana Asmattullah President Markazi Ameer [email protected] F-303, Parliament Lodges, Islamabad 35-A, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi Ph: 4421159 Fax:4451150 Islamic Republican Party Justice and Development Party Pakistan Sultan Alam Mr. Tariq Bashir, President Central Executive [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/pages/Justice-and-Development-Party- Co-ordination office, House No.199, Street Bi.2, Phase-1, Airport Housing Pakistan/187457717944775 Society, Rawalpindi Istehkaam-e-Pakistan Movement Party Kakar Jamhoori Party Pakistan Mr. Muhammad Ashraf Khan Niazi Sardar Muhammad Ashraf Kakar Chairman President House No.19/B, Mohallah Sher Man Khel, Miawali, Office No.38, Baldia Plaza, Meezan Markeet, Quetta. Contact No.0300-6820349 Istiqlal Party Karwan-i-Millat Pakistan Syed Manzoor Ali Ghllani Lt.Col ® Aizaz Haider Chairman Chairman http://www.facebook.com/syedmanzoor.aligillani Greenwood Housing, 1-KM, Kasur Road, Rahwind. Ramzan Centre, Opposite: OPD, Mayo Hospital, 13-Ratan Chand Road, Lahore. Ph:042-7313590, 7353063 Fax:042-7353641. Ittehad Alam-e-Islam Khud Mukhtar Pakistan Party Jan Muhammad Khalid Munir Khan Chairman President Shop No.6, R/o Haveli Malkan Wali, Bhamba Kalan, Tehsil Kot Radah House No.3, Street No.53, F-8/4, Islamabad Kishan, District Kasur. Call No. 0300-5002139 Ittehad Milli Hazara Labour Party Pakistan Abdul Majeed Haidry Nisar Shah, Advocate President Chairman Central Office Block No.4,Hazara Town, Quetta. [email protected] 40- Abbot Road Lahore, Phone:042-6315162, Cell: 0300-2147960 +92-42-36315162; +92-300- 8411945 Jamaat Ahle Hadith Pakistan (Ropri) Lower Middle Party Hafiz Abdul Ghafer Rooberi Zafar Awan, Ameer Chairman Nishter Road, Chowk Dalgran, Lahore. Awan House, Dad Khana Arreian, Dhok Bdala, Tehsil Kotleen Ph:042-7656730-7670968 Fax: 659847 Sattioan, District Rawalpindi. Madadgar Pakistan Mohajir Qaumi Movement Pakistan Mr. Parvez Amin Afaq Ahmed Chairman Chairman Gulkalee, Harbanspura Road, Lahore. http://www.mohajir.com.pk/posting.php?mode=post&f=6 Contect No. 042-6635278 House No.79, Area 36/E, Landhi No.6, Karachi. Bait-ul-Hamza Landhi No.2,Karachi-75160 P.O.BOX 15802 Markazi Jamaat Ahle Hadieth (Zubair) Mohib-e-Wattan Nowjawan Inqilabion Ki Anjuman Allama Hafiz Zubair Ahmad Zahir (MNAKA) Markazi Ameer Ch. Muhammad Asghar Head Office: Jamia Umer bin Abdul Aziz, Firdus Market, Gulberg III , Lahore. President Ph: 5882570.Fax: 5868170 Saddar Daftar, 45-Miltary Accounts Colony, Mustafaabad, Lahore. Markazi Jamiat Ahle Hadith (Lakhwi Group) Move on Pakistan Molana Moon-ud-Din Lakhwi Mr. Muhammad Kamran Chief Patron President Jamia Muhammadia Haq Bazar, Okara [email protected] Ph: 0442524259. ACE News Building, Sargodha Road, Faisalabad Contact No. 0418811017, 19 Markazi Jamiat Al- Hadith (Sajid Mir) Muslim Movement Pakistan Mr. Sajid Mir Syed Hasnain Raza Kazmi President Chairman [email protected] Head Office: Imam Hussain Modern Village Sham-k Bhatian Multan Markazi Jamiat Ahl-e-Hadith Pakistan, 106, Ravi Road, Lahore Road, Lahore Markazi Jamiat Mushaikh Pakistan MustaqbIl Pakistan Pir Syed Muhammad Makhdoom Gillani Nadeem M. Qureshi President Chairman [email protected] [email protected] House No. Street No. 17, Sch.#3,Chaklala Rawalpindi House No. 27th Street, Phase-B,DHA, Karachi. Ph: 051-7113247 Markazi Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan (FK) Mutahida Baloch Movement Pakistan Sabzada Haji Muhammad Fazal Karim Wadera Rab Nawaz Khan Murri President Central Chairman http://www.facebook.com/SahibzadaFazalKarim?fref=ts Behid Shell Pump, Al-Jazara Jasian Hotel Road, Shaeed Chock, Dera Safdar Hall, Main Ferozepure Road, Achara, Lahore. Ghazi Khan,

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