PTI strategic boycott will favour SSP candidate aurangzeb farooqi

[W.11]

Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf’s candidate Inayat Khattak announced on Friday to boycott the re-polling in PS-128, Karachi, scheduled for Saturday (today).

He said that the decision to this effect was taken due to absolute disregard of PTI’s demand for holding re-polling in the entire constituency and not just in the six selected polling stations.He said that the PTI has already submitted before the Election Commission to hold re-polling in the entire PS-128 constituency under the army supervision.

Khattak said that his party had also demanded installation of closed-circuit cameras at the polling stations as well as the deployment of army personnel at the polling booths so as to avert any chance of rigging.

Sindh Assembly’s PS-128 constituency mainly comprises Karachi’s Quaidabad area.According to the Election Commission’s website, PTI candidate Khattak received 3,557 votes during the May 11 polling.

The Muttahida Qaumi Movement’s Waqar Hussain Shah was in the leading position with 23,496 votes, while Aurangzeb Farooqui of the Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat (ASWJ), part of the Muttahida Deeni Mahaz (MDM), secured 21,332 votes.The ANP has already announced boycotting re-election in only six polling stations, demanding that the elections should be held in the entire constituency.


PTI boycotts re-election in PS-128 - thenews.com.pk
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clear hypocracy here, why boycott PS-128 after they participated the polling in NA250

 

[W.11]

Imran Khan will be directly responsible for killing of every Shia in Karachi if Aurangzaib farooqi wins PS-128 b/c of support from #PTI

https://twitter.com/zohaib_88

 

[Jango]

What does the thread title have to do with the OP content?

ANP has also boycotted the election, so this means that ANP is also responsible for Shia killings?

Give a valid response or some other link or thread will be closed.

A tweet by a random guy isn't credible just so you know.

 

[W.11]

What does the thread title have to do with the OP content?

ANP has also boycotted the election, so this means that ANP is also responsible for Shia killings?

Give a valid response or some other link or thread will be closed.

A tweet by a random guy isn't credible just so you know.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BLrt8gLCcAEwqJM.jpg

 

[zakriaarshad]

Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf’s candidate Inayat Khattak announced on Friday to boycott the re-polling in PS-128, Karachi, scheduled for Saturday (today).

He said that the decision to this effect was taken due to absolute disregard of PTI’s demand for holding re-polling in the entire constituency and not just in the six selected polling stations.He said that the PTI has already submitted before the Election Commission to hold re-polling in the entire PS-128 constituency under the army supervision.

Khattak said that his party had also demanded installation of closed-circuit cameras at the polling stations as well as the deployment of army personnel at the polling booths so as to avert any chance of rigging.

Sindh Assembly’s PS-128 constituency mainly comprises Karachi’s Quaidabad area.According to the Election Commission’s website, PTI candidate Khattak received 3,557 votes during the May 11 polling.

The Muttahida Qaumi Movement’s Waqar Hussain Shah was in the leading position with 23,496 votes, while Aurangzeb Farooqui of the Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat (ASWJ), part of the Muttahida Deeni Mahaz (MDM), secured 21,332 votes.The ANP has already announced boycotting re-election in only six polling stations, demanding that the elections should be held in the entire constituency.


PTI boycotts re-election in PS-128 - thenews.com.pk
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clear hypocracy here, why boycott PS-128 after they participated the polling in NA250

I thought PDF is free from "enlightened minds" like you... But you are here... shame on your approach....

 

[airmarshal]

And what about a dozen killings everyday in Karachi while MQM was in government? Wasn't MQM directly responsible for those killings? Even if it was not involved in most of them, it still was responsible to protect those lives as I have to remind them, they were in government.

 

[W.11]

And what about a dozen killings everyday in Karachi while MQM was in government? Wasn't MQM directly responsible for those killings? Even if it was not involved in most of them, it still was responsible to protect those lives as I have to remind them, they were in government.

MQM has nothing got to do with sectarian killings