PTI Intraparty Elections : The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), founded by Imran Khan, has announced its intra-party elections to be held on February 5. This decision comes just days before the general elections scheduled for February 8.
Why Intraparty Elections?
Intraparty elections are a democratic process within a political party where members elect their leaders. This process ensures transparency, accountability, and democratic values within the party. It allows members to have a say in the decision-making process, fostering a sense of ownership and commitment towards the party’s goals.
The Election Process
The PTI Intraparty Elections are schedule. According to the schedule, all party members registered till January 31 will be eligible to vote. The polling will be held on February 5, from 10 am to 5 pm.
Nomination papers for aspiring candidates can be obtained from the PTI central secretariat or the official website from February 1 to 2. The last date for submission of nomination papers is February 2, till 10 pm. Candidates can submit their nomination papers at central and provincial secretariats and also digitally through email.
The scrutiny of nomination papers of intra-party election candidates will take place on February 3. In case the papers are rejected, the time for submission of objections will be till February 3, at 10 pm. The lists of all the final panels participating in the intra-party election will be published on the website at 4 pm on February 4. The results of the intra-party election will be officially announced on Tuesday, February 6.
Conclusion
The PTI’s decision to hold intra-party elections is a significant step towards promoting democratic values within the party. It allows for greater transparency and accountability, ensuring that every member has a voice in the party’s decision-making process. As the PTI gears up for these elections, it will be interesting to see the impact of this democratic process on the party’s performance in the upcoming general elections.
Please note that this information is current as of February 1, 2024, and may change as new information becomes available.
