SHAFAQNA PAKISTAN (Shia News Agency)
PTI and PML-N have agreed upon a judicial commission to probe into the 2013 general elections rigging. The questions that has been arisen is that whether this commission is constitutional or not? Whether the PML-N will honor the reports of that commission or not? That is tricky, because while PTI promised, on one occasion, that it would return upon formulation of the commission, it has also tied, on other occasions, the return with a result of the commission’s findings. So it’s a tricky wicket that kaptan has chosen to bat on.
How both parties now react to whatever the commission finds will be interesting. In the case it turns out that Imran’s suspicions got the better of him, should we expect him to accept the decision or accuse the commission of match-fixing as well? And, on the other hand, if the ruling party is indeed at the helm because of rigging, how swiftly will it accept the verdict? Or will there be more accusations and counter accusations? The matter has hardly come full circle with the commission. It has, if anything raised more questions. How long it takes to investigate, and how both parties behave in the meantime, will tell a lot. And now if PML-N has been caught in massive rigging, what would be the status of elected government? Whether Prime Minister would step down if the findings go against PML-N?
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