Today, JUI-F organized a large-scale demonstration against election tampering in Peshawar.

On Thursday, the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) will protest in Peshawar to express their disapproval of the purported election tampering in the general elections scheduled for February 8.

A representative for the JUI-F said that workers from all around the province will be attending the event, which will feature speeches by party leader Maulana Fazlur Rehman and other authorities.

According to the spokeswoman, Fazl claimed that they would reveal how assemblies were rigged and that the existing parliament did not actually represent the people of Pakistan when he proclaimed today’s event to be a public vote.

According to Fazl, there will be retaliation from the public today against those who tampered with the elections.

April saw the announcement that the JUI-F chief would make public the party’s future plans for protesting the purported election tampering in Peshawar on May 9, 2024.

Noting that JUI-F was not alone, Fazl went on to say that the party will mobilize its supporters by using its power.

In his statement, he claimed that some organizations both threatened and subverted the right to vote of the people.

In the political sphere, the JUI-F challenged the 2018 election manipulation, as Fazl had previously stated.

The JUI-F, he remembered, had also led an anti-election-rigging campaign in 1977.