Karachi, Sarwat Ijaz Qadri, the President of Pakistan Sunni Tehreek, has called on the Election Commission to work closely with political and religious parties in the appointment of District Returning Officers and Returning Officers. This collaboration is deemed crucial for ensuring a fair and transparent electoral process. Qadri also highlighted the need for law enforcement agencies to enhance the law and order situation in Sindh ahead of the general elections, expressing concern over the recent increase in target killings and criminal activities.

According to Pakistan Sunni Tehreek, Sarwat Ijaz Qadri emphasized the importance of the Election Commission’s role in conducting smooth elections. He stressed that the rising incidents of crime and target killings in Sindh pose a significant threat to the integrity of the upcoming elections. Qadri suggested that these incidents might be part of a larger conspiracy to disrupt the electoral process and urged immediate action against those responsible.

Qadri appealed to political and religious parties not to fall prey to conspiratorial elements that might disrupt the elections. He asserted that the current situation, marked by inflation and unemployment, places significant expectations on the upcoming elections. A fair and well-conducted election is seen as key to bringing prosperity and addressing the country’s challenges.

The statement by the Pakistan Sunni Tehreek President underscores the concerns regarding the potential impact of the current security situation on the electoral process in Sindh. It highlights the need for collective efforts by the Election Commission, law enforcement, and political parties to ensure a safe and credible election environment.