Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) candidate Dr Yasmin Rashid, while talking to reporters on Sunday, vowed that she would be approaching the courts against the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) regarding alleged registration of 29,000 bogus votes in NA-120, Lahore.
She said they have reservations against ECP and will approach the court against them, adding “I had said whether I win or lose, I will go against the ECP.”
PTI claims 29,000 votes registered in NA-120 were “bogus and belong to areas outside of the constituency”. Moreover, the party has filed a petition in the ECP pertaining to it.
Dr Yasmin further said: “Our fight has not ended. It will continue as long as the ECP does not become an independent institution”.
The PTI would announce its next course of action during a news conference on Monday, she informed.
“You showed us that middle-class people like us can also contest an election,” she said thanking her supporters.
A new trend had been created in Pakistan, she maintained.
