Islamabad: The federal government on Thursday doubled down on its demand and asked the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to issue the verdict on PTI’s “foreign funding” case. PTI’s founding member Akbar S Babar had filed the case in 2014, alleging that the party received foreign funding and the ECP, on June 21, reserved the verdict in the case. Taking to his Twitter, the premier wrote: “[Nawaz Sharif] was convicted for not taking a salary, ‘Ladla’ is untouchable. Eight years on, the decision is still elusive.”

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