Imran Khan, Sheikh Rasheed agree to help each other for Rawalpindi seats
PTI chief also agrees to give a speech during Sheikh Rasheed's election campaign for NA-55.
Imran Khan and Sheikh Rasheed to help each other, the former to support the latter on NA-55 and the latter to support the former on NA-56.
ISLAMABAD:
In what could be a telling move, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan has ensured his party’s support to the Awami Muslim League chief Sheikh Rasheed during the upcoming elections.
The assurance came after a meeting between the PTI chairman and the AML chief on Thursday.
Both the leaders agreed that the PTI would assist Sheikh Rasheed in NA-55, Rawalpindi during the upcoming general elections. In return, Rasheed will support Imran Khan for NA-56, Rawalpindi. Moreover, the PTI chief said that he will deliver a speech during Sheikh Rasheed’s election rally in NA-55.
Rasheed assured that his party workers will continue their support to PTI candidates across the country.
Both leaders then discussed the prevalent political situation, and other intricate details pertaining to seat adjustment and a joint political campaign in Rawalpindi.
Neither party, however, has yet to announce details of any seat adjustment in other parts of the country.
Correction: In an earlier version of this article, Sheikh Rasheed was mentioned as Sheikh Rashid. The error has been rectified.
In what could be a telling move, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan has ensured his party’s support to the Awami Muslim League chief Sheikh Rasheed during the upcoming elections.
The assurance came after a meeting between the PTI chairman and the AML chief on Thursday.
Both the leaders agreed that the PTI would assist Sheikh Rasheed in NA-55, Rawalpindi during the upcoming general elections. In return, Rasheed will support Imran Khan for NA-56, Rawalpindi. Moreover, the PTI chief said that he will deliver a speech during Sheikh Rasheed’s election rally in NA-55.
Rasheed assured that his party workers will continue their support to PTI candidates across the country.
Both leaders then discussed the prevalent political situation, and other intricate details pertaining to seat adjustment and a joint political campaign in Rawalpindi.
Neither party, however, has yet to announce details of any seat adjustment in other parts of the country.
Correction: In an earlier version of this article, Sheikh Rasheed was mentioned as Sheikh Rashid. The error has been rectified.