ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) and various political parties are set to meet at the ECP secretariat on Wednesday (tomorrow) to discuss the draft code of conduct for the upcoming general elections.
According to an ECP official, the Election Commission had previously held an initial consultative session with political parties to deliberate on various election-related issues.
In preparation for the upcoming meeting, the ECP has provided political parties with an initial code of conduct. This draft is expected to be an essential component in the final preparations for the upcoming general elections, the official news agency reported.
The draft code of conduct highlights the significance of political parties, candidates, and election agents in safeguarding the rights and freedom of the people of Pakistan, as guaranteed by the Constitution and the law.
Furthermore, it cautions against engaging in actions or expressing views that might jeopardise Pakistan’s ideology, sovereignty, integrity, security, or the independence of its judiciary.
Additionally, the draft code imposes limitations on public officeholders, including the president and prime minister, preventing them from involvement in any capacity in election campaigns.
According to an ECP official, a copy of the draft code of conduct has been dispatched to political party leaders to allow them to offer their input during the consultation process. Additionally, the draft code of conduct can also be accessed on the Election Commission’s website www.ecp.gov.pk.
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