demands audit of polls
LAHORE
Reiterating his claims of “polls rigging”, Jamaat-e-Islami chief Sirajul Haq on Sunday claimed the newly formed federal government was a sham as it came into being through manipulated results and demanded an audit of the recent elections through an independent judicial commission. “To bring stability in the country, the institutions should abide by the Constitution and their oaths,” Siraj told the media in Lahore. The JI chief regretted that those with Form 45 were on the streets and the ones with Form 47 were busy distributing portfolios.
“Earlier votes were snatched away, but now results are stolen.”
Siraj maintained that there would be no improvement in the country with the force of “guns and sticks” and the institutions would have to accept the decision of the people.
He continued that there were no smiles on the faces of the so-called winners in the recent elections. “They can’t even congratulate each other.”
Claiming that everyone was aware of the reality, the JI chief demanded an election audit by an independent judicial commission.
Siraj demanded that the chief election
