KARACHI: Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf’s (PTI) Karachi WIng organisr Imran Ismail has condemned PTI’s candidiate Amjadullah Khan’s withdrawal from NA-245 elections and joining Muttaiqa Qaumi Movement (MQM) hours before election.
Imran Ismail accpeted it was a ‘human error’ referring Amjad as strong candidate and apologised from party and worker for his wrong nomination for the post.
“Being an organiser, I take the responsibility of this, as I had sent a strong recommendation of Amjadullah to Imran Khan just because he was young, well educated and active,” stated Ismail.
Talking to the media Imran Ismail said that Amjad was afraid of attacking on polling station and he was not ready to take part in contesting election.
Accepting the strong position of MQM at Nine Zero Imran Ismail concluded that it would be better if MQM contest free, fair and transparent election.
Imran Ismail went on to say that, we are not going to accept the election and he said that PTI is demanding from election commission to take notice of abdication of their contestant.
Imran Ismail also apologized for referring Amjad Ullah Khan as a strong candidate.
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