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Pakistan Election Results 2018 Latest Updates : According to Dawn Khwaja Saad Rafique of PML-N challenged the victory of Imran Khan NA-131 (Lahore) in a petition submitted to returning officer Muhammad Akhtar Bhango. The former minister alleged that the president had deliberately rejected several votes in the constituency
The Electoral Commission of Pakistan published results for 95% of the seats – 251 out of 272 seats – and the PTI is at the top of the list. 110% of the seats. their. Even if he manages to win the 19 seats that are currently counting, he may not be able to form the government alone.
According to the latest update of the Electoral Commission of Pakistan, about 94.89% of the results of the national and provincial bademblies were declared. The ITP won 110 seats in the National Assembly; PML-N 63 seats and PPP 42 seats
The Pakistan Election Commission said the official results should be published within the next three to four hours. The survey panel rejected all allegations of rigging, but admitted receiving more than 670 complaints during the survey process.
The survey revealed that participation in these polls was impressive, even though the exact numbers will be revealed tomorrow. . The panel's statement comes at a time when all major political parties (with the exception of the winning PTI) claimed that voters were barred from voting because of the slow voting process and the panel's inability to vote. postpone the deadline
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Nawaz Sharif rejected the election results and said the warrant had been wrested from his party, Geo News reported. The former Pakistani prime minister made these remarks at a meeting with party leaders at Adiala Prison in Rawalpindi.
Nawaz added that he firmly adhered to his position of "respect for the vote", adding that he defended civilian supremacy.
Imran Khan is declared ready to investigate allegations of rigging by major political parties in Pakistan. "I will ensure that all the concerns of the opposition are taken into account and we will recognize all the concerns, unlike previous governments: these are the clearest and most transparent elections in Pakistan's history. Khan Khan said. he saw that the links between India and Pakistan have not progressed because the two countries have always engaged in a game of reproach that has stagnated bilateral relations again. "If India takes a step towards us, we are ready to reciprocate it by taking two steps, but we must at least make the step, now it is a side where India we are constantly blaming, "added Khan. Elected Prime Minister Imran Khan said the new Pakistan, under the leadership of PTI, will focus on politics, governance, transparency and foreign policies. Imran criticized the Indian media when he began talking about his eastern neighbor and said the media described him as a "Bollywood villain" when both nations should focus on improving the links between them. Imran said the game of responsibility between India and Pakistan should stop. "The Kashmiris have suffered greatly, India and Pakistan must take steps to improve trade relations and the situation in Kashmir."
Imran mentioned China and said that there were lessons to be learned from Beijing. "We will strengthen and improve our relations with China, we want to work for the success of the CPEC, we also want to send teams to learn about reducing poverty in China, how to raise our poorest who can not even eat two meals per day. "According to Imran," the second thing we can learn from China is the way it suppressed corruption and gave the example that corruption does not pay. "
" We will not let political victimization happen. Nobody will be above the law, that is our goal, and for those checks and balances, we need strong institutions, I do not think any leader has seen so many attacks than the ones I've seen in the last three years. He is greater than Imran Khan, it is the country, we want to give the example that the law will be supreme, the West is before us because of these principles and this must become our principle director. "
Khan said that in the last decade he has seen the rise and fall of Pakistan.He condemned the violence in the elections, especially in Baluchistan, where he congratulated the people for coming in large numbers vote despite intimidation. "I entered politics 22 years ago because I believe the potential of our country has not realized Pakistan that I saw growing up it's deteriorated before my eyes. "
Trends show that leaders of six major political parties, including Bilawal Bhutto, PPP, and Maulana Fazlur Rehman, MMA president, risk losing elections in the fiefdom of PTI, in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Province It was the first time in the history of Pakistan that KPK is about to re-elect a party in the Provincial Assembly.
The Leader PTI, Imran Khan, is the first Pakistani politician to play five seats and have them all Before Khan, only Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto disputed four constituencies at the same time, of which he won three seats and lost a seat in the Mufti Mehmood
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, who was challenging Murree and Islamabad, lost both seats to PTI candidates. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Tehreek-e-Islam and Iran's Prime Minister Imran Khan are expected to deliver his victory speech at 4:00 pm (local time) from the Bani Gala of Islamabad
Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, former Pakistani Prime Minister (1,24,703 votes) Saddiqui Ali Abbasi (1,36,249 votes) on his homeland NA-57 (Rawalpindi I).
Citing Party Sources, Dawn reports that Hamza Shehbaz Sharif and Rafic Saad were badigned with the recruitment of independent winners to ensure PML-N is able to form a government in Punjab.
According to the latest unofficial election trends, ARY News reported that PTI is currently leading in 115 seats, a decline of the earlier 120. The PML-N, on the other hand , is now ahead in 64 seats, and the PPP in 38 seats.
According to The Guardian Pakistan will have to wait until Thursday night for the official results. to be announced, the officials of the ECP have said. It is 24 hours after polls close Wednesday night. Meanwhile, the Pakistani stock market showed an upward trend, one day after the country voted for the second consecutive democratic government, the first unofficial results of the elections that allowed PTI to win the majority of seats
Muhammad Hamza Shehbaz PML-N leader Shehbaz Sharif Sharif got hold of NA-124 (Lahore II) with 1,46,294 votes, defeating Muhammad Nauman Qaiser of PTI, who won 80,981 unofficial results. According to the latest unofficial trends, PTI with 119 seats, PMLN with 61 seats and PPP with 40 seats
After Dawn Muhammed Riaz of PML-N won NA-123 (Lahore-I ) with 97,193 votes, beating the PTI which obtained 72,535 votes. Meanwhile, the secretary general of the Awami National Party, Iftikhar Hussain, rejected the election results
The biggest setback for former Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi is to lose both seats in his constituency NA-57 (Rawalpindi-I) and NA-53 (Islamabad II)
In Islamabad, PTI won all seats, where in NA-54 (Islamabad-III), Asad Umer defeated Anjum Aqeel Khan, while in NA- 53 (Islamabad II) Imran Khan defeated Abbasi. Similarly, in NA-52 (Islamabad-I), Tariq Fazal Chaudhary PML-N candidate lost to Raja Khurram of PTI, Chaudhary has been regularly elected to the National Assembly since 2008.
Due to technical problems in the transmission system results that delayed In the announcement of the results, a source of the PCU said that the system has not yet recovered and that it will take another three to four hours to obtain all the results.
Naeemul Haque, spokesman Imran Khan, said that on Thursday at 14:00, PST, reported Dawn, "in the celebration and recognition of the mbadive support received from the Pakistani people in the 2018 elections, which was a competition between the forces of good and evil ".
The head of the PTI, Imran Khan, has NA-95 (Mianwali) with 1,27,530 votes, reported ARY News according to unofficial results. He beat Abdullah Khan of PML-N who received 49,532 votes
Amidst allegations of wrongdoing and rigging in Pakistani elections, PML-N leader Shehbaz Sharif said the party had rejected the election results. "We will use all the political and legal options to remedy these gross excesses: total rigging and results based on mbadive rigging will cause irreparable damage to the country," he said in a tweet
. , according to Dawn Imran Khan's PTI occupies 112 seats in Pakistan, while PML-N is second with 65 seats. Bilawal Bhutto's PPP is in third place with 43 seats
The Pakistan Election Commission (CEP) on Wednesday rejected allegations of wrongdoing in parliamentary elections after several political parties raised objections and feared to be faked. The secretary of the PIU, Babar Yaqoob, said that the results transmission service had failed after the results of 25,000 of the 85,000 polling stations had been downloaded.
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Supporters of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) political party celebrate in Karachi. Reuters
He rejected any wrongdoing in the election and said that "the issue of fraud can be discussed after the announcement by ECP of the results". Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), led by Imran Khan, claimed victory despite serious questions about the authenticity of the electoral process
Feeling the victory, the supporters of the PTI burst of jubilation then that the trends showed that the party was leading places. According to the latest trends available, PTI was followed by the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) of imprisoned leader Nawaz Sharif. The PML-N headed 68 seats in the National Assembly.
Hundreds of ITP supporters came to the streets of several cities to dance and celebrate. "We have our Naya Pakistan," said Shahid Ali, one of the supporters, euphorically dancing near the busy Faizabad interchange, which connects Islamabad to the Garrison City of Rawalpindi
The Press Trust of India The correspondent was caught for several hours in traffic returning from election coverage while heavily laden ITP workers brandished victory slogans.
Reports have indicated that similar celebrations are being held in other cities. Victory and joy in the PTI camp appeared premature as PML-N and Bilawal Bhutto's People's Party of Pakistan (PPP) rejected the results. "Our polling agents did not get results and we will not accept it," said Khurshid Shah of PPP
PML-N President Shehbaz Sharif said the process election was flagrantly rigged. He warned of protests. Analysts predicted tumultuous weeks for Pakistan as strong opposition to election results was developing
The PML-N was 67 seats and the PPP 39. "They" If one believes the statements of the badyst Sohail Warriach
a party can form a government if it manages to get 172 seats out of the 342 that the party counts. directly elected to be able to form the government by itself.
