PTI Forms 5-member Punjab Coordination and Monitoring Committee

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has constituted a five-member Punjab Coordination and Monitoring Committee aimed at strengthening organizational coordination, enhancing electoral preparedness, and ensuring effective oversight of party affairs across the province.

Salman Akram Raja, Secretary General of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, issued a notification on Monday in this regard.

The notification stated that the committee comprises Amjad Khan Niazi as Convenor, along with Naeem Haider Panjotha, Shaukat Mahmood Basra, Ali Ijaz Buttar, and Mehr Abdul Sattar as members.

Terms of reference and functions of the Committee

The Committee has been tasked with coordinating organizational matters between the four regions of the province of Punjab through close engagement with the Presidents and General Secretaries of the said regions.

The notification stated the body would coordinate the planning and preparation of all elections in the province, including the elections for local governments, while also monitoring and ensuring completion of Party organizations at all levels, including the district, tehsil, town, union council, and block code tiers.

Moreover, the committee has been assigned the responsibility of coordinating the activities of all of the affiliated wings of the Party in the province. It will also engage with and advise the regional Presidents and General Secretaries with respect to the effectiveness of the Party organizations at the various levels and to propose and monitor the execution of political events in the province. 

The committee will monitor prisoners’ welfare and legal support with respect to court cases by engaging with the regional Presidents and the General Secretaries, as well as the Insaf Lawyers Federation. The Committee shall provide a weekly report of its activities to the office of the Secretary General of PTI, the notification added.