BMP will contest FPCCI election citing Sindh rights
At a Karachi Press Club briefing, BMP leaders said a written deal with UBG reserved the next FPCCI presidency for Sindh, and they have not yet named a rival to SM Tanveer.
BMP says it will contest the upcoming FPCCI election, alleging UBG violated a written agreement with the panel.
Chairman Mian Anjum Nisar said the deal required the next FPCCI president to be from Sindh.
BMP leaders accuse UBG of nominating Punjab’s SM Tanveer when, they say, it was Sindh’s turn.
BMP has not yet chosen a presidential candidate to face Tanveer.
Leaders urged transparent, fair polls and focus on business issues amid inflation and a heavy tax burden.