ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has Sunday convened for tomorrow a party leadership huddle to discuss reservations of allies over electronic voting machine (EVM) and electoral reforms ahead of rescheduled joint parliament session, ARY News reported quoting sources.
According to the source, the party huddle that the premier is to chair, will discuss the bills the government is willing to table tomorrow in the joint parliament session.The session will be held at the Prime Minister House that all party ministers and senior leaders.Parliament joint session reconvened as PTI lulls PML-Q’s reservations
The joint parliament session that was canceled early this week has been rescheduled for tomorrow (Monday) as the ruling party, as sources told ARY News, allayed the reservations of its allies.
According to the source privy to details, the reservations raised by Pakistan Muslim League – Q (PML-Q) were alleviated by PTI, which wanted to table a number of bills in the joint parliament session including Electronic Voting Machine (EVM).
It stated that the PTI had a 37% vote share in the 2018 general election, indicating “a rise in the PTI popularity,” albeit not a very noticeable one. Parties other than the PTI had a concentrated support base in several locations, which might aid them in gaining seats even though they trailed in the popular vote throughout KP.
For instance, the PML-N has a sizable vote share in Hazara while the JUI-F has a sizable vote share in south K-P. According to the report, an alliance between the parties can thus provide the PTI with legitimate competition in a number of areas.
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