Election Commission allots symbols to parties
Tuesday, March 19th, 2013 2:48:58 by Tahir KhanThe Election Commission Tuesday allotted symbols to different political parties for the upcoming general elections.
Symbol of Tiger has been allotted to PML-N‚ Bicycle PML-Q ‚ Scale Jamaat-e-Islami‚ Lantern Awami National Party‚ Kite MQM‚ Flower Pakistan Muslim League-F‚ Wheel Jamhoori Watan Party‚ Missile Tehrik-e-Tahafuz Pakistan‚ and Book has been allotted to JUI-F.
The Commission allotted the symbol of Bat to Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf‚ Tree to PMAP‚ Inkpot with pen to Pakistan Awami Muslim League and Camel to Balochistan National Party.
The decision about the allotment of symbol of arrow will be taken on March 25 at a meeting of the Election Commission.
Talking to media outside the Election Commission PPP leader Syed Samsam Bukhari hoped that the symbol of arrow would be allotted to PPPP. He said the party contested the previous elections in 2002 and 2008 with the symbol of arrow and thus it is its right to get this symbol for the elections 2013.
A meeting of Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) held in Islamabad today to allot election symbols to Political Parties.
The Commission asked all 136 political parties which have applied for Election Symbols to send their representatives for allotment of election symbols.
The Commission has also invited those parties which have applied for ‘Pakistan People’s Party’ as its party name.
Naheed Khan has applied for registering a new party with the name of “Pakistan People’s Party” while Ghinwa Bhutto has applied for changing its party’s name from People’s Party (Shaheed Bhutto) to “Pakistan People’s Party”.
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Dear sir,
We needed all parties symbols alloted, and canidates contact adress, and phone number,
B, Rgds,
Asif Amin
More election symbols will be allotted in the coming days. and candidates have not been announced.