Stability Pakistan Party and Muslim Conference have formed an electoral alliance in Azad Kashmir, aiming to promote political stability.
Muzaffarabad: (RightNow) A significant political development has occurred in the Azad Kashmir Legislative Assembly elections. The Stability Pakistan Party and the Muslim Conference have agreed on an electoral alliance.
The President of the Stability Pakistan Party Azad Kashmir, Sardar Tanveer Ilyas, and the President of the Muslim Conference, Sardar Attique, approved a seat adjustment formula during their meeting. Both parties also agreed on a joint strategy post-elections.
During the meeting, both leaders praised the efforts of the armed forces and institutions in highlighting the Kashmir issue. Sardar Imtiaz, Sardar Iftikhar Rasheed, and Sardar Manzoor Advocate represented the IPP.
Sardar Usman Attique, Dr. Irfan Ashraf, Sardar Affan Attique, and others from the Muslim Conference also attended the meeting. The joint coordination committee of both parties will soon announce support for candidates.
It is noteworthy that election tensions are rising in Azad Kashmir, and various parties are attempting to form alliances to adopt a strong political stance.















