His statement came hours after Talpur created a storm in the Sindh Assembly and shook his own party when he disclosed that it was indulged in the horse-trading during the Senate elections. He clearly said that the Senate polls witnessed horse-trading and the member who sold his vote to the Pakistan Peoples Party was also sitting in the house. He stressed that the commission is a constitutional body and it must play its due role. Chaudhry further said that Prime Minister Imran Khan had already said the process of Senate elections should be changed. They returned to the house only after Fawad apologised over his outburst.

Source: The Express Tribune September 28, 2018 14:32 UTC