Good news comes for Tehreek-e-Insaf, which was seeking to obtain its electoral symbol, the bat.

Good news comes for Tehreek-e-Insaf, which was seeking to obtain its electoral symbol, the bat.

Former Election Commission general secretary Kanwar Muhammad Dilshad said the decision would favor the PTI in terms of internal party elections.

Tehreek-e-Insaf, who was trying to get a bat, the symbol of the election, heard the good news.

ISLAMABAD: Good news has come to Tehreek-e-Insaf, which was trying to get the election symbol of bats. According to details, former Election Commission general secretary Kanwar Dilshad has joined Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf party, which is waging a legal battle with the Election Commission to get the bat election symbol in the elections general. Speaking to ARY News, former Election Commission General Secretary Kanwar Muhammad Dilshad suggested that a decision would be taken in favor of PTI regarding the party's internal elections.

Mr. Kanwar Dilshad said that there was a positive development in the Election Commission on Tuesday and PTI lawyer Ali Zafar presented a positive argument and then in my personal opinion there was a positive development within the Electoral Commission. He said the decision could be in favor of Tehreek-e-Insaaf.

Lawyer Ali Zafar told the media after Tuesday's hearing at the Election Commission that questions would be asked only of the PTI and not other political parties, and that voting would take place in case there were multiple candidates. The elections will take place in 20 days and many unrelated questions have been asked. The decision is confirmed. Find out when it will be announced.

Lawyer Ali Zafar said: "The way we pleaded today, Allah, we will have an election symbol. We are positive, but we are also ready with plan B and plan C. "We responded to "We have informed the Election Commission that we have completed the procedure in accordance with the law and the Constitution. We request the Election Commission to upload the certificate on the website. A decision is awaited and the Commission will not let us down."

PTI leaders said: “We will get the marks, but even if we don't get it, we have a plan B and we will share it with the people. » have been clearly stated, and we believe that blocking them will have no effect. "election.