Jamaat-e-Islami has started the process of selecting candidates for the reserved women’s seats in the national parliament following the 13th parliamentary election. The party, which won 68 seats, is expected to receive around 12 of the 50 reserved women’s seats. Discussions are ongoing within the party’s women’s wing, which will propose names to the central decision-making forum for final approval by the parliamentary board. The selection aims to include both central and regional leaders as well as qualified professionals.
Party sources indicate that several prominent women leaders and professionals are under consideration, including senior members of the women’s division and notable figures from academia and civil society. Jamaat’s leadership has emphasized that the selection will ensure representation from areas where the party did not win general seats. The process will be finalized after the first parliamentary session, in accordance with the Election Commission’s schedule.
If the number of reserved seats increases from 50 to 100 under the proposed “July Charter,” Jamaat could secure up to 24 seats, expanding its selection plan accordingly.
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