Imran forms parliamentary board for KPK LG polls
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan on Thursday formed Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) Parliamentary Board for the forthcoming Local Government polls.
According to party sources, the Parliamentary Board has been authorised to issue party tickets to those who want to contest local government elections under PTI banner.
The board members are: KPK speaker Asad Qaiser, provincial president Azam Khan Swati and General
By OCTOPUS
April 02, 2015
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan on Thursday formed Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) Parliamentary Board for the forthcoming Local Government polls.
According to party sources, the Parliamentary Board has been authorised to issue party tickets to those who want to contest local government elections under PTI banner.
The board members are: KPK speaker Asad Qaiser, provincial president Azam Khan Swati and General Secretary Khalid Masood.
Provincial minister for education Atif Khan, Ali Ameen Gandapur, Meher Taj Roghani, Asghar Khan and Inayat Khan have also been included in the board.
According to party sources, the Parliamentary Board has been authorised to issue party tickets to those who want to contest local government elections under PTI banner.
The board members are: KPK speaker Asad Qaiser, provincial president Azam Khan Swati and General Secretary Khalid Masood.
Provincial minister for education Atif Khan, Ali Ameen Gandapur, Meher Taj Roghani, Asghar Khan and Inayat Khan have also been included in the board.
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