Dilshad, a former secretary of the ECP, said that the election commission could seek a way out of the PTI’s petition. “There are past instances of such facilitation,” he said.
“Hopefully the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) will consider the request,” Kanwar Dilshad said.
“It could get relief if the PTI submits a petition to the election commission about an agreement with another party,” former ECP official said.
“If the electoral body rejects the request, the Supreme Court could resolve the issue,” he opined.
He said the lawyers should leave their politics and go to the election commission. They request the ECP that the political parties have been given relief in the past, Kanwar Dilshad said.
“If they fail to get affiliation with a party, the PTI could form its independent group,” he said.
He said the PTI-supported candidates have won a clear majority in Punjab and claimed that the PML-N numbers are lesser than the PTI to form government in the province.