ECP takes notice of Imran Khan’s 'personal attack' against Nawaz Sharif

Khan had addressed a rally in Bahawalpur, where he used words for Nawaz Sharif that the ECP found objectionable.


Web Desk April 27, 2013
File photo of PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif. PHOTO: FILE

ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) took notice of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chief Imran Khan’s "personal attack" against Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N)  on Saturday, Express News reported.

Earlier the same day, Khan had addressed a rally in Bahawalpur, where he used words for Nawaz Sharif that the ECP found objectionable.

The entire speech will be put before the ECP Chief Fakhruddin Ebrahim in a meeting on Tuesday, where it will be evaluated whether the speech contained offensive remarks or not.

On Friday, ECP had issued a notification prohibiting political parties and their candidates from launching personal attacks against their opponents.

With election campaign in full swing and parties holding rallies, candidates were seen criticising each other and often resorting to name-calling and rhetoric that could be construed as slander.

COMMENTS (102)

Abdullah | 10 years ago | Reply

@Riz: Is he not any of these???

Haroon Ahmed | 10 years ago | Reply

Imran made a secret coalition with PPP just to split vote bank of PML-N. This coalition will fail and public will give clear majority to PML-N Insha Allah. It is a fact that PML-N will win 11th May elections but it is good for Pakistan to give clear majority to PML-N. If vote bank is split by PTI, that may result in a hung parliament. It will not be good for the country. I respect all my dear PTI fans and I request them to please please be realistic and vote for PML-N to avoid hung parliament. PPP will be benefited due to split of vote. That is why PPP is not running its compaign in Punjab and KPK. Thanks.

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