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PTI financial expert speaks to ECP in funding hearing

ISLAMABAD: A financial expert of PTI on Wednesday presented their allegations before bench of election Committee of Pakistan (ECP) is chaired by the CEC Sikandar Sultan Raja, ARY News reports.

financial the consultant said that PTI had presented its standard audit report to the Electoral Commission (ECP). “The review committee ignored the PTI report, it should have pointed out the flaws in report,” the expert said.

“We made everything bank Details in report,” he said, referring to paragraphs of report of the commission of inquiry.

“We made the details of in bank officers and accountants. It was a requirement of banks for opening accounts,” the expert reasoned.

“Name of the banker was required in Form-I, not invoices,” he said. “The review committee misunderstood the audit reports,” he said. “The work of the Investigative Committee was one-sided”, financial the consultant said.

“Large sums have been deposited in one account, another small accounts,” he said. “There was a duplication of payment,” he said. “Checks that were returned also was shown in report as deposited,” the PTI consultant said. “The review committee did not try to understand our statements.” – PTI. financial said the expert.

“Do not say over cases that have already have been challenged,” said the chief election commissioner. “This will become an endless question, talk over figures,” the CEC noted.

“We will talk over tomorrow’s numbers,” PTI lawyer Anwar Mansour assured ECP. panel.

Electoral Commission (ECP) Postpones Further Hearing of business until 12:00 on Thursday (tomorrow).

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