Khan leads poll in Pakistan – News

The opposition party, the deposed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, rejected the final result as manipulated "shamelessly"

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The Pakistani cricket hero and now involved in politics Imran Khan led in the partial projections of the general election results this Wednesday (25) and the party of his arrested opponent, [19659004] Khan's party is becoming more confident, but it still seems likely that he will not reach a clear majority in the National Assembly.

As projections continue, projections from four local TV stations put Khan's party in the lead, believing the party would win between 107 and 120 out of 272 seats in the elections, while the ruling party Sharif would have between 42 and 69. However, these projections were based on only about 20% of the votes cast.

Party spokesman Khan Fawad Chaudhry expressed his confidence as he that the initial projections were forwarded, saying in a tweet: "Congratulations to the nation for a new Pakistan!" (PML-N ), Sharif's brother, Shehbaz, who now commands the Pakistan-N Muslim League (PML-N), rejected the

"It's pure fraud, the way the people's term was openly insult is intolerable, "said Mr. Sehbaz in a statement." This is a major shock to the democratic process of Pakistan. "

Wednesday's election will be only the second transfer

The Civil Power in Pakistan's History of 71 Years.

But the campaigns have been plagued for months with accusations that the mighty military were trying to tip the race in favor of Khan after

About 371,000 soldiers were badigned to polling stations across the country. s, almost five times the number sent to the last elections, in Wednesday's vote was marked by a suicide bombing that left 31 dead near a polling station in Quetta, the capital of Baluchistan province.

. During the investigation, Defense Minister Khurram Dastgir-Khan of PML-N tweeted that the official results forms were not delivered in hundreds of polling stations, criticizing what was wrong. 39, he called "flagrant"