QUETTA: The Balochistan National Party Mengal and Jamiyat Ulma e Islam F has decided to extend election seat adjustments for more Provincial and National Assembly seats in Balochistan.

Once a political rivals are getting closure for election benefits in Balochistan as seat adjustment and election alliances among nationalists and religious parties continued and both wooing on each other election candidates.

The BNP M and JUI F has decided to enhance seat adjustments for coming election as Nationalists and Religious Parties moving to make election alliance in Mausa Khel, Lasbela and Quetta.

Addressing a joint Press Conference in Quetta Press Club Senator Jahanzaib Jamaldini and Malik Sikandar Advocate announced the election seat adjustments for election 2018.

Following the adjustment JUI F’s candidate on NA 272 Lasbela/Gawadar Alla Buksh has been withdrawn his nomination paper in favor of Sardar Akhtar Jan Mengal, while on NA 258 BNP Mengal has decided to withdraw his candidate Haq Nawaz in favor of JUI F’s Amee Zaman.

“On Quetta’s constituency BP 25 BNP Mengal’s candidate Luqman has been withdrawn in favor of JUI F’s Malik Sikandar Advocate, now on NA 272, 258 and PB 25 BNP Mengal and JUI F’s workers and supporters will launch joint campaigns.” Central Leader of BNP Mengal Senator Jahanzaib Jamaldini said.

“Still speculations and suspicions are reeling regarding elections’ rigging in the country, but Election Commission of Pakistan is responsible to ensure free and fair elections in Pakistan.” Jamaldini urged and added impartial election will help the country to boost its economy.

Sharing his concern over the emergence of Balochistan Awami Party and interim Government’s soft corner for BAP JUI F’s Malik Sikandar Advocate said, a single party in the province is given complete impunity for election campaigns and rest of the parties are restricted in go to public,

“The behavior of Interim Government in the province negatively affecting the performance of Election commission and caretaker Government therefore all political parties should play their rule in conducting free and fair elections.” Malik Sikandar Advocate said.