Pervaiz Elahi wants to contest polls from three national, as many provincial constituencies
Former Punjab Chief Minister Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi on Thursday officially announced his intention to contest upcoming elections from three national and three provincial assembly constituencies.
During an informal conversation with the media following a court appearance, Pervaiz Elahi expressed his determination to participate in the electoral process.
Responding to a question about a level playing field, Pervaiz Elahi remarked that the field was not as level as it should be. When asked about any objections to the party chairman, he clarified that his election was unopposed.
Addressing concerns about fair and impartial elections, Elahi, who is also the central president of Tehreek-e-insaf, warned that a lack of fairness could lead to significant consequences for the country. He emphasized the importance of allowing elections to take place based on good thinking and work.
Pervaiz Elahi criticized the actions of political figures Nawaz and Shehbaz, accusing them of causing hardships for the poor. He highlighted recent increases in gas and electricity prices, expressing concern about the state of the country. Pervaiz Elahi also mentioned personal challenges, stating that he had experienced two attacks but was denied access to the hospital, questioning the prevailing law of the jungle.
In a surprising turn, Pervaiz Elahi revealed his longstanding relationship with a prominent figure, Sheikh Sahib. He advocated for allocating NA 56 and 57 constituencies to Sheikh Sahib, engaging with senior leaders and seeking the founder of PTI’S support for this proposal. Pervaiz Elahi pledged full efforts to ensure Sheikh Sahib’s success. Acknowledging the plight of individuals such as Marwat Sahib and Gohar Sahib, Pervaiz Elahi commended their dedication and noted that the founder of PTI had appointed Gohar Sahib as the party president.
As the political landscape continues to evolve, Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi positions himself as a formidable candidate, navigating the complexities of party dynamics and advocating for what he believes will lead to a more just and prosperous Pakistan.