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The first results of the vote count at the elections in Pakistan indicate that the foreign media reports are now led by Imrana Qana, the Pakistan Justice Movement (PTI), captain of the former cricket team.
PTI promises to build a "new Pakistan" in the fight against corruption, rebuilding the environment and creating an Islamic welfare state.
According to unofficial data, out of a total of 47% of polling stations, PTI currently manages 114 of the 272 electoral districts. The second main party is the Pakistani Muslim League – Navaz (PML-N) with a majority of 64 constituencies, reports the Pakistani newspaper Ritausma.
It is expected that there will be difficult negotiations between them on the construction of the coalition. A major military influence is also expected.
For technical reasons, the announcement of official results is delayed. Gunnar's rivals claim that there was an interference in the counting of votes in order to sabotage the elections. The Pakistani Election Commission denies any interference by interfering with delays in the rating system, reports Al Jazeera. Pakistan's parliamentary elections took place in July, during which a suicide bombing attack blew up 28 people. The two main parties, the "Movement for Justice of Pakistan" and the Pakistani Muslim League – Navaz, are eager.
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