JUI-F Sindh proposes names of over 50 female candidates for contesting polls
By Aftab Ahmed
December 20, 2023
HYDERABAD: Secretary General of Jamiat-Ulma-e-Islam Sindh chapter Khalid Mahmood Soomro has said that names of three candidates for each constituency in Sindh from Karachi to Kashmore have been proposed.
Addressing a press conference in Shikarpur on Tuesday, the JUI-F leader said that he was pleased to announce that JUIF Sindh had forwarded the names of more than 50 female candidates for contesting the general elections; however, the final decision would be taken by the central leadership.
On the occasion, Soomro welcomed Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim Jatoi and his comrades for joining JUI-F.
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