RAWALPINDI – In a major political development, former Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan on Thursday declared his intent to participate in the upcoming general elections as an independent candidate.
This decision marked a departure from party affiliations, signaling a new chapter in Chaudhry Nisar’s political journey.
The seasoned politician successfully secured nomination papers for the National Assembly constituency NA-54, with the endorsement of his proposer, Malik Saeed Nawaz. The papers were officially received through the Assistant Returning Officer, Aftab Ahmed, stationed in Taxila.
Chaudhry Nisar’s decision to contest independently is seen as a strategic move, providing him with the flexibility to navigate his political path on his terms. The move came amidst evolving dynamics within the political arena, adding an element of anticipation to the upcoming elections.
The seasoned politician, according to the reports, is gearing up for a dual challenge. Chaudhry Nisar will be vying for seats in both NA-53 and NA-54 constituencies, embarking on his election campaign after a pivotal meeting held in NA-53.
As Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan set the stage for his independent candidacy, political observers were closely monitoring the developments, anticipating the impact of his decision on the electoral landscape in Rawalpindi.
