- Central Election Commission sent a letter to Chief Secretary Sindh.
- The appointments of Grade 18 officers should be withdrawn immediately.
- “There is a ban on transfer and posting in Karachi and Hyderabad.”
KARACHI: The Election Commission of Pakistan(ECP) has written a letter to the Sindh government for the third time for not withdrawing the appointments of the administrator.
The Central Election Commission sent a letter to the Chief Secretary for not withdrawing the appointments of the administrator.
The letter written by the Central Election Commission has asked that the appointments of the administrators be withdrawn. The appointments of Grade 18 officers Muhammad Shakeel, Muhammad Farooqui, Muhammad Sharif, and Furqan Ateeb should be withdrawn immediately.
According to the text of the letter, there is a ban on transfer and posting in Karachi and Hyderabad. These transfers and posting should be withdrawn and should not be made in the future.
It should be remembered that earlier the Provincial Election Commission has also written two letters to the Sindh government, while this is the third letter written by the Central Election Office on behalf of the Election Commission.
A few days ago, the Election Commission wrote a second letter to the Sindh government for not withdrawing the appointments of the administrator. The Election Commission of Sindh wrote a letter to the Secretary of Local Government on this issue.
In a letter, the Election Commission instructed the Secretary of Local Government to withdraw the appointments of administrators before the local elections.
The ECP has received three more complaints, the complainants include PTI’s Ali Zaidi, Jamaat-e-Islami’s Raja Arif Sultan, and Dr. Shahab Imam Advocate. The ECP has already informed the secretary local department about the complaints.
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