Pakistan

Imran asks aspiring candidates not to give money for PTIs ticketISLAMABAD: PTI chairman Imran Khan said that he would himself decide the awarding of tickets to potential candidates in the coming general elections.
In a Twitter message, Khan has asked aspiring candidates not to give money to anyone in the PTI in return for the election ticket.
The PTI chief shared a phone number to report to his party in case someone from his party asks for money for the ticket.
Any PTI mbr who asks for money from a prospective candidate in return for a PTI ticket; or anyone you know who gives money in order to get favoured for a PTI ticket must be reported to the Party by calling this no: 0303 5375113.
I will be deciding the final allocation of tickets, he said.In the previous general elections, some PTI leaders were accused of taking money in return for the partys tickets.





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