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  • "PML-N should accept results of by-polls with an open heart and concede to the decision of masses," Maryam Nawaz tweets.
  • PML-N’s senior leader Malik Mohammad Ahmed Khan also acceptes PTI received a “landslide victory”.
  • "This is a difficult situation for us [PML-N] as we have lost elections in Punjab," he adds.
PML-N conceded defeat Sunday in the crucial Punjab by-elections after the PTI took the lead in the majority of the 20 provincial assembly constituencies which were up for grabs.

As the unofficial results started pouring in, showing the PTI in the lead, the party's vice president Maryam Nawaz took to Twitter and said that the defeat should be accepted with an open heart.

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"The PML-N should accept the results of the by-polls with an open heart and concede to the decision of the masses," Maryam wrote.

She added that winning and losing were part of politics, therefore, the party should now focus on its weaknesses, identify them, and then overcome them.

"God willing, everything will be fine," she said.


Similarly, speaking to Geo News, PML-N’s senior leader Malik Mohammad Ahmed Khan also accepted that PTI had received a “landslide victory” in the hotly-contested Punjab by-polls.

“I accept that PTI has won and the party wholeheartedly accepts the opinion of the public," he said.

He further added that everybody can get into the debate of how and what happened, but “apparently the situation right now shows that PTI has won the elections; therefore, we congratulate them and accept our defeat.”

'Snap-elections'​

Replying to a question regarding PML-N’s strategy for the election for the position of Chief Minister Punjab, scheduled to be held on July 22, Khan said: “I spoke to Hamza Shahbaz and he was of the view that people have expressed their choice, so we need to acknowledge it."

“Last time the situation was different as there were divisions among the party but this time, it is all about the public and now we will assess where we went wrong,” he said, adding he considered these by-polls as snap-elections.

Lamenting that the party lost three major seats in Lahore, he said that now there was no reason for the party to stick to their electioneering campaign.

'Difficult situation'​

“This is a difficult situation for us [PML-N] as we have lost elections in Punjab, where we've always had a stronghold, and our government in federal is a coalition setup with thin numbers,” he maintained.

Khan further added that when parties consider public opinion, then power becomes secondary and people’s choice becomes the top priority.

Replying to a question regarding the chances of early elections, he accepted that the results show PML-N has lost the hold of Punjab, while for the federal government, he refrained from commenting as decisions are taken after consultations from all coalition parties.

“The government of Punjab will now inevitably be formed by the PTI,” he said, adding that all political parties should now strengthen their positions.

The MP stated that the party plans go into the next elections under a coordinated strategy, citing the inclusion of PTI dissidents into the party as one of the major reasons behind our defeat.
 
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As the unofficial results started pouring in, showing the PTI in the lead, the party's vice president Maryam Nawaz took to Twitter and said that the defeat should be accepted with an open heart.

This is the difference between PML(N) and PTI.

PML(N) is gracious in accepting the people's mandate while if it were PTI losing they would be screaming rigging this, rigging that and maligning our Armed forces by now.
 
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  • "PML-N should accept results of by-polls with an open heart and concede to the decision of masses," Maryam Nawaz tweets.
  • PML-N’s senior leader Malik Mohammad Ahmed Khan also acceptes PTI received a “landslide victory”.
  • "This is a difficult situation for us [PML-N] as we have lost elections in Punjab," he adds.
PML-N conceded defeat Sunday in the crucial Punjab by-elections after the PTI took the lead in the majority of the 20 provincial assembly constituencies which were up for grabs.

As the unofficial results started pouring in, showing the PTI in the lead, the party's vice president Maryam Nawaz took to Twitter and said that the defeat should be accepted with an open heart.

Related items​


"The PML-N should accept the results of the by-polls with an open heart and concede to the decision of the masses," Maryam wrote.

She added that winning and losing were part of politics, therefore, the party should now focus on its weaknesses, identify them, and then overcome them.

"God willing, everything will be fine," she said.


Similarly, speaking to Geo News, PML-N’s senior leader Malik Mohammad Ahmed Khan also accepted that PTI had received a “landslide victory” in the hotly-contested Punjab by-polls.

“I accept that PTI has won and the party wholeheartedly accepts the opinion of the public," he said.

He further added that everybody can get into the debate of how and what happened, but “apparently the situation right now shows that PTI has won the elections; therefore, we congratulate them and accept our defeat.”

'Snap-elections'​

Replying to a question regarding PML-N’s strategy for the election for the position of Chief Minister Punjab, scheduled to be held on July 22, Khan said: “I spoke to Hamza Shahbaz and he was of the view that people have expressed their choice, so we need to acknowledge it."

“Last time the situation was different as there were divisions among the party but this time, it is all about the public and now we will assess where we went wrong,” he said, adding he considered these by-polls as snap-elections.

Lamenting that the party lost three major seats in Lahore, he said that now there was no reason for the party to stick to their electioneering campaign.

'Difficult situation'​

“This is a difficult situation for us [PML-N] as we have lost elections in Punjab, where we've always had a stronghold, and our government in federal is a coalition setup with thin numbers,” he maintained.

Khan further added that when parties consider public opinion, then power becomes secondary and people’s choice becomes the top priority.

Replying to a question regarding the chances of early elections, he accepted that the results show PML-N has lost the hold of Punjab, while for the federal government, he refrained from commenting as decisions are taken after consultations from all coalition parties.

“The government of Punjab will now inevitably be formed by the PTI,” he said, adding that all political parties should now strengthen their positions.

The MP stated that the party plans go into the next elections under a coordinated strategy, citing the inclusion of PTI dissidents into the party as one of the major reasons behind our defeat.
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Maryam Nawaz urges party to accept by-polls defeat gracefully

PML-N VP calls for identifying mistakes and work towards fixing them

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Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) Vice President Maryam Nawaz has urged her party to accept the by-poll results gracefully.
In a tweet on Sunday night, shortly after unofficial results began coming in, she said “We must bow down our heads in front of the public’s decision.”

The PML-N VP added that winning and losing is a part of politics. “Hearts should be made bigger.”
Maryam called for identifying all the mistakes made by the party and work towards fixing them.
The unofficial results so far have shown that PTI is comfortably leading in at least 16-17 seats.
 
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  • "PML-N should accept results of by-polls with an open heart and concede to the decision of masses," Maryam Nawaz tweets.
  • PML-N’s senior leader Malik Mohammad Ahmed Khan also acceptes PTI received a “landslide victory”.
  • "This is a difficult situation for us [PML-N] as we have lost elections in Punjab," he adds.
PML-N conceded defeat Sunday in the crucial Punjab by-elections after the PTI took the lead in the majority of the 20 provincial assembly constituencies which were up for grabs.

As the unofficial results started pouring in, showing the PTI in the lead, the party's vice president Maryam Nawaz took to Twitter and said that the defeat should be accepted with an open heart.

Related items​


"The PML-N should accept the results of the by-polls with an open heart and concede to the decision of the masses," Maryam wrote.

She added that winning and losing were part of politics, therefore, the party should now focus on its weaknesses, identify them, and then overcome them.

"God willing, everything will be fine," she said.


Similarly, speaking to Geo News, PML-N’s senior leader Malik Mohammad Ahmed Khan also accepted that PTI had received a “landslide victory” in the hotly-contested Punjab by-polls.

“I accept that PTI has won and the party wholeheartedly accepts the opinion of the public," he said.

He further added that everybody can get into the debate of how and what happened, but “apparently the situation right now shows that PTI has won the elections; therefore, we congratulate them and accept our defeat.”

'Snap-elections'​

Replying to a question regarding PML-N’s strategy for the election for the position of Chief Minister Punjab, scheduled to be held on July 22, Khan said: “I spoke to Hamza Shahbaz and he was of the view that people have expressed their choice, so we need to acknowledge it."

“Last time the situation was different as there were divisions among the party but this time, it is all about the public and now we will assess where we went wrong,” he said, adding he considered these by-polls as snap-elections.

Lamenting that the party lost three major seats in Lahore, he said that now there was no reason for the party to stick to their electioneering campaign.

'Difficult situation'​

“This is a difficult situation for us [PML-N] as we have lost elections in Punjab, where we've always had a stronghold, and our government in federal is a coalition setup with thin numbers,” he maintained.

Khan further added that when parties consider public opinion, then power becomes secondary and people’s choice becomes the top priority.

Replying to a question regarding the chances of early elections, he accepted that the results show PML-N has lost the hold of Punjab, while for the federal government, he refrained from commenting as decisions are taken after consultations from all coalition parties.

“The government of Punjab will now inevitably be formed by the PTI,” he said, adding that all political parties should now strengthen their positions.

The MP stated that the party plans go into the next elections under a coordinated strategy, citing the inclusion of PTI dissidents into the party as one of the major reasons behind our defeat.

Maryam Nawaz urges party to accept by-polls defeat gracefully

PML-N VP calls for identifying mistakes and work towards fixing them

1721515577bf756.png

Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) Vice President Maryam Nawaz has urged her party to accept the by-poll results gracefully.
In a tweet on Sunday night, shortly after unofficial results began coming in, she said “We must bow down our heads in front of the public’s decision.”

The PML-N VP added that winning and losing is a part of politics. “Hearts should be made bigger.”
Maryam called for identifying all the mistakes made by the party and work towards fixing them.
The unofficial results so far have shown that PTI is comfortably leading in at least 16-17 seats.

900 chuhay kha kar 'General Nani' Hajj ko chali ... ! ;)
 
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They sure will. PTI are a bunch of cry babies and cannot handle defeat.

In Pakistan, there are no exceptions, Its given almost everyone in the political spectrum is power hungry but what separates or at least was acknowledged were the ethics and codes of society shaped by our culture and religion. There are certain principles we adhere to. There is no doubt Imran Khan Niazi with all his following is perhaps the single most responsible person for destroying this. When you have a leader who has no control over his words and actions it becomes very dangerous.
 
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