Protest against ticket distribution enters fifth day in Banigala
ISLAMABAD, (DNA) – Disgruntled members of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) carried on their sit-in protest outside chairman Imran Khan’s Banigala residence against the distribution of party tickets on fifth day.
Party activists from Lahore’s PP-170 and PK-60 Charsadda joined the already present NA-154 Multan members in the protest.
Workers from PP-170 are demonstrating against allotting ticket to political secretary Aun Chaudhry’s brother Imran.
Likewise, the activists from Multan are not ready to leave without receiving the party ticket for Malik Ahmed Dehar.
The protesting members say that this not the change for which they have struggled in the past. They have vowed not to back off until the ideological party members receive the ticket.
On Thursday, some irate party leaders including Hamid Khan presented charter of demands in a meeting in Islamabad over the issue of tickets.
They termed awarding of tickets to some members as sheer injustice.
Furthermore, in charter of demands, it was insisted to constitute a transparent board for the reconsideration of decree regarding tickets
Calling next meeting on June 24, persons stipulate to award tickets to all those who had contest previous general election 2013 on PTI tickets and demanded ban on contesting elections from more than one constituency.
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