In light of the serious allegations made by Rawalpindi Commissioner Liaquat Ali Chattha, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has called for an urgent and significant meeting, as confirmed by reliable sources.
Sources familiar with the matter have revealed that the primary agenda of the meeting is to thoroughly examine the allegations levelled by Commissioner Chattha against the electoral process. Additionally, the meeting will also review in detail whether an investigation should be initiated against Chattha's claims.
According to sources, the election commission views these allegations as a part of a larger conspiracy aimed at disrupting the integrity of the electoral process and sabotaging it. Commissioner Chattha is expected to provide substantial evidence to support his allegations of election rigging.
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Furthermore, the election commission says it could say on record that there was no conversation with the commissioner regarding general elections. It is emphasized that Chattha had no direct role in the elections.
Moreover, the ECP has indicated that defamation charges may be pursued against Commissioner Chattha if he fails to substantiate his claims adequately. Additionally, if he is unable to provide compelling evidence, the ECP may initiate contempt proceedings against him.
The convening of this meeting underscores the ECP's unwavering commitment to ensuring the transparency and fairness of the electoral process. Further updates on the outcomes of the meeting are expected as the situation unfolds.
