The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) fined Prime Minister Imran Khan Rs 50,000 on Friday for conducting a public assembly in Lower Dir.

PM Imran Khan was fined by the Lower Dir. District Monitoring Officer. According to the decision to levy the fee, the Prime Minister did not attend in person or through counsel despite being summoned.

The Prime Minister has three days to appeal the verdict to the Election Commission. If the infringement occurs again, the matter will be forwarded to ECP for further action.

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