Canada Global(Web News)Canadian elections: Government job or parliament? The fate of a Pakistani candidate who took leave to contest the election will be decided today
Rana Aslam, a Pakistani-origin candidate who works in a government job, is also participating in today’s general elections in Canada. Today, general elections are going to be held in Canada and an interesting fact about Rana Aslam, the unique candidate of Pakistani origin participating in the elections, is that he is also a government employee as an engineer in the same city of Hamilton and is contesting the elections. Rana Aslam says that he is taking a day off from his government job to participate in the elections. If he wins, he will say goodbye to his job, otherwise he will return to his job the next day. Liberal Party leader Mark Carty has been to Hamilton twice to support Pakistani-born candidate Rana Aslam, who won the Liberal Party of Canada ticket from the riding of Hamilton, Canada. Rana Aslam, who emigrated from his hometown of Multan in Pakistan and settled in the Canadian city of Hamilton in 2003, became a member of the Liberal Party in 2010 and, in addition to holding various party positions, has completed his education in Canada. Once again, he has fulfilled student and family responsibilities. Now he is contesting the election from the relatively poor and troubled riding of Hamilton. He said that the number of Pakistani Canadian voters in his riding is nominal, but he has very active cooperation and support from his very sincere Pakistani friends and other minorities have also assured him of their support.
