Wattoo refuses PPP ticket for NA-144
Former chief minister of Punjab Mian Manzoor Ahmed Khan Wattoo has refused accepting a PPP ticket for NA-144, which was later allotted to Shahzad Nol. According to a spokesman for Wattoo’s media house, Mian Manzoor Wattoo will contest election as an independent candidate.
By Our Correspondent
June 29, 2018
OKARA: Former chief minister of Punjab Mian Manzoor Ahmed Khan Wattoo has refused accepting a PPP ticket for NA-144, which was later allotted to Shahzad Nol. According to a spokesman for Wattoo’s media house, Mian Manzoor Wattoo will contest election as an independent candidate.
The PTI has not issued ticket to any candidate in the constituency. However, in PP-185, the PTI has issued ticket to former MNA Rubina Shaheen Wattoo, daughter of Mian Manzoor Wattoo and in PP-186 to former MPA/MNA Mian Khurram Jahangir Wattoo, son of Mian Manzoor Wattoo.
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