The ECP has sought evidence from both the federal ministers on the allegations. The allegations made at a press conference by Fawad Chaudhry and Azam Swati are also part of the notice. The commission has sought written reply from both the ministers within seven days.
The development comes two days after the ECP had announced to issue notices to the information and railways ministers. An ECP meeting chaired by Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Sikander Sultan Raja had condemned the allegations ‘in the strongest possible terms’ and rejected them. It had also decided to seek proofs from Swati as he had accused the ECP of taking bribe and being on the payroll of someone during a meeting of the Senate Standing Committee for Parliamentary Affairs and another held the night prior at the President House. The ECP had also decided to seek evidence from Fawad Chaudhry in relation to allegations he had levelled during a press conference. The meeting had decided to issue legal notices to both the ministers. The ECP had also sought records of the Presidential House and Senate Standing Committee meetings and Chaudhry’s press conference from the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority.
Last Friday, the ECP officials had walked out of a meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on Parliamentary Affairs after Swati accused the commission of taking money from companies that make electronic voting machines.
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