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‘PPP believes in supremacy of parliament’

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Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Central Punjab Acting President Rana Farooq Saeed has said the PPP is ready to contest elections and the party would win the polls with a thumping majority.

He added that political and financial stability was not possible without understanding among constitutional institutions.

He said this in a meeting with Faisal Mukhtar, son of former defence minister Ahmad Mukhtar, at the PPP secretariat here on Thursday.

He said non-political elements could get advantage of the constitutional crisis, adding that the PPP believed in supremacy of parliament and the constitution.

 

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