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Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has claimed that they took place on Thursday elections The Tehreek-e-Insaf Party has thanked the people of Pakistan for its huge turnout in the polls, emerging as the leading party in the country and will form governments both at the center and in the states. He said that despite the attempt to undermine that will, the turnout was huge”.
In a late night statement, PTI Chief Convenor Umar Ayub Khan and PTI Parliamentary Leader in the Senate Barrister Ali Zafar said the preliminary results were very encouraging for their party, which showed that it would win a large number of seats across the country. is ahead of They said that Imran Khan showed the country a new path by expressing unwavering faith in the constitution, law and democracy despite the “worst state interference in the electoral process and pre-election rigging”.
He said that in many constituencies across the country, especially in Karachi, the polling process was delayed due to continuous disruptions. However, he lauded the people for showing their full confidence in Imran Khan and his genuine agenda of “Hakii Azadi” (Real Independence) through the power of vote.
“After the clear and obvious chances of victory for Imran Khan's candidates in the preliminary results, the process of the results slowed down alarmingly, besides there were reports of switching off the screens in the offices of the returning officers,” he said. That was very worrying.” He said that any attempt to steal the fatwa of the people through a closed room conspiracy would have very negative and fatal consequences.
Polling was postponed in at least one seat in Bajaur after a candidate was killed in firing. Another 60 the seats reserved for women and 10 for minorities, and allocated to the winning parties on the basis of proportional representation, former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his PML-N. Attacking, the two PTI leaders claimed that the “fugitives” who had been brought back. The country was facing a clear defeat in both the constituencies under the London Plan through government patronage.
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