JUI-F Chief Challenges Legitimacy of Assemblies

In a recent public rally organized to protest alleged rigging in the general elections, the chief of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) party made a bold statement. He declared the National Assembly and all provincial assemblies as illegitimate entities due to suspected electoral fraud. According to him, these assemblies fail to truly represent the will of the public and instead, work in favor of the establishment's interests. He argued that labeling them as public representatives undermines the democratic mandate bestowed by the people.

This declaration comes amidst growing concerns over the transparency and fairness of the electoral process in the country. The JUI-F chief's stance has sparked debates across political circles, with supporters lauding his bold stance and critics questioning the validity of his claims.

The recent general elections have been marred by allegations of rigging and electoral malpractices. Various political parties have raised concerns about the integrity of the electoral process, leading to calls for investigations and reforms to ensure fair and transparent elections in the future.

The JUI-F chief's declaration regarding the legitimacy of the National Assembly and provincial assemblies highlights the deep-rooted issues surrounding electoral processes in the country. It underscores the need for greater transparency, accountability, and integrity in the electoral system to uphold the democratic principles and ensure that the voice of the people is accurately reflected in the governance of the nation.