It should be noted that the election commission canceled the PTI’s intra party elections twice.


Lahore: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has decided to held intra-party elections within the upcoming two weeks.
According to the details, PTI is preparing for the intra-party elections. The election commission of PTI will issue a schedule soon to held intra-party elections.
The intra-party elections will be held in four provinces, Islamabad and Gilgit Baltistan also included in that. The final scheduled for intra-party elections will be issued after the approval of Imran Khan.
Panel visor candidates will be taking part in intra-party elections. PTI's founder Imran Khan had stopped the intra-party elections amid the general elections.
Intra-party’s polling will be starting in the last days of February or in the beginning of March.
It should be noted that the election commission canceled the PTI’s intra party elections twice. After the approval of intra-party elections, PTI as party will take part in by-elections.

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