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How do i register my Vote..
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yar send your CNIC number to 8300 and check if you are registered.

in case you are not registered, you will have to contact any political office nearby your area and give your id card details, or else go to ECP office in your city. im not sure if you can register now or not. if you are registered then it would be easy.
 
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yar send your CNIC number to 8300 and check if you are registered.

in case you are not registered, you will have to contact any political office nearby your area and give your id card details, or else go to ECP office in your city. im not sure if you can register now or not. if you are registered then it would be easy.

damn already registered for Sikandar khel,Bannu

otherwise i wanted to register my vote in Abbottabad and vote for Dr Azhar Jadoon
 
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damn already registered for Sikandar khel,Bannu

otherwise i wanted to register my vote in Abbottabad and vote for Dr Azhar Jadoon

your vote would be register only at your permanent address and not at temporary. so isi liye Bannu mien hai...

do cast and hope the candidate you back is good for you and your people :)
 
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Saw this over at Facebook...

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It is reportedly near the Afghan border.
 
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^^ I hope so you are right.... Ibrar has that charisma to defeat don of narowal ahsan iqbal.
 
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No match fixing, no turns in power: Imran


our correspondents
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
From Print Edition

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DARGAI/DIR: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief, Imran Khan, on Monday said match fixing would not work this time and his party will not let others take up power in turns once they won the election. He asked the people to reject politicians who have been tried and found wanting in paving the way for a real change in the country.

“The May 11 elections will provide you with an opportunity to do away with these tested and failed politicians. “The PTI is committed to making a new Pakistan and it’s your responsibility to support our candidates for the better future of the new generation,” he told a public rally in Dargai town of Malakand Agency.

Imran Khan said Pakistan could achieve high economic growth and peace by quitting the US-led “war on terror” and pulling back troops from Malakand division and Fata.

“The solution to the country’s problems is to stop pursuing the US dictates, put an end to military actions in Fata, particularly Waziristan,” he maintained. He said stopping the military operations and withdrawing troops from Waziristan and Malakand division was his party agenda.

“I won the World Cup when I was captain of the Pakistan cricket team and I will win the match in the political arena too,” the PTI chairman vowed as the crowd applauded his remarks.

He added that he would not let anyone fix the political match. Coming down hard on the leaders of other political party, Imran Khan said that the PPP and PML-N leaders were hand in glove in looting the national resources.

The PTI candidates Yasir Khan, who is contesting election for provincial assembly seat, PK-98 and Junaid Akbar, who is fighting for National Assembly constituency, NA-35 also addressed the gathering.

They said the era of exploitation and corruption would end with the May 11 elections and a new Pakistan would emerge on that historic day. They said that PTI had allotted tickets on merit in Malakand Agency as the people were tired of the tested politicians.

They said that only five percent elite had control over the resources of the country, asking the people to help PTI change the destiny of the country.

They claimed that their party would launch rebuilding of national institutions that were badly affected by corruptions and nepotism. Later speaking at a public meeting in Upper Dir district, Imran Khan came down hard on the rulers for ignoring the remote areas in terms of development projects.

“The dilapidated condition of the main road to Dir speaks volumes about the apathy and insincerity of the elected representatives to this area,” he argued at the meeting. He also said his party would put an end to dynastic politics. “Instead of the offspring of the leaders of the political parties, PTI wil give a chance to the youth to play their role in the politics of the country,” he declared.

Imran Khan, who was accompanied by party leaders, said the PTI would transform Pakistan into a state where an ordinary man could become the prime minister. “The rich and poor would equally be treated in the new Pakistan,” he said.

He said through a transparent accountability system, those involved in plundering the national exchequer would be taken to task. “The PTI would retrieve the plundered money deposited in foreign banks,” he resolved. The PTI, he said, believed in youth empowerment and had allotted 35 per cent of the party tickets to the young candidates in the general elections.

“The people of Dir have also become a part of the PTI’s tsunami and we will celebrate the beginning of new Pakistan on May 11,” he said.

No match fixing, no turns in power: Imran - thenews.com.pk
 
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Imran Khan receives warm welcome in Pindi

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RAWALPINDI: The Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) workers and supporters were rejoiced to see their leader, Imran Khan, amongst them on Monday.Riding a high-roof bulletproof vehicle and leading a convoy of 100 vehicles, Imran Khan arrived at the city’s downtown area for the first time since he announced his candidacy for the May 11 from there earlier this month.

As he traveled on the Benazir Bhutto Road, PTI workers showered rose petals on his vehicle, chanting slogans for his electoral success in this constituency and also for his premiership.In his first public appearance in the garrison city for elections, the PTI chief started the campaign with a bang.

However, the inauguration of the party office at Benazir Bhutto Road near Chandni Chowk Flyover turned out to be mismanagement affair.The pushing and shoving of PTI workers among themselves forced Imran Khan to leave the premises moments after formally opening the party office.The local PTI leaders had created unruly scenes while attempting to get a picture with the PTI chief.

During the commotion, some workers also tumbled upon the electronic media’s cameras and mikes. However, no person was injured in the incident.After the formal inauguration of his election office in NA-56, the PTI chief visited the city and it took three hours to reach his rally at the Lal Haveli of Sheikh Rashid Ahmed via the Kohati Bazaar.

On his way to the Raja Bazaar, the PTI chief received warm welcome from the people but the city witnessed a huge traffic jam due to his rally.He also visited Banni Chowk, Iqbal Road and Sadiqabad before going to Bani Galla via Islamabad Expressway.The PTI leaders claimed that the gathering was far greater than what the PTI leaders had expected. “We had not expected such a large number of people in the rally of Imran Khan in a short notice of just one day,” said Raja Tariq Kiani, PTI leader in Rawalpindi, while talking to Dawn.

He said the PTI chief had informed the party that he would visit the city on Monday, and the party workers and supporters then arrived in large numbers. “It is like the referendum before the election; Imran will win the seats from the district as well as from across the country,” he added.
Apart from the local leaders, supporters of PTI were also seen on the main roads, attempting to get a glimpse of Imran Khan.“PTI is gaining popularity because of the wrong policies of the ruling parties, the Zardari led PPP and the Nawaz led PML-N,” said Mohammad Akram, a shopkeeper at Benazir Bhutto Road.

Farhan Ahmed, a resident of Banni Chowk, said he was impressed by the big rally. However, he said the same crowd would also be witnessed upon the arrival of PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif.“The rallies and public meeting was always arranged, and usually people are brought to these functions. You cannot predict the results just by seeing the public in meetings,” he said.

The local police provided one vehicle with a mobile phone jammer and two sections of Elite to the PTI chief and due to these inadequate security arrangements, the party leaders advised Imran Khan not to expose himself.However, on the request of the youngsters, Imran Khan and his companion Sheikh Rashid came out of his bulletproof vehicle to wave to the supporters.

“PTI requested the local administration for the security in the garrison city on Monday, and the local police had been asked to provide foolproof security,” said a senior City District Government Rawalpindi (CDGR) official while talking to Dawn.When asked whether PTI had the permission for the rally, he said the PTI sought security but had not asked for the permission.“The permission is necessary for public meetings, not for a rally,” he added.

Imran Khan receives warm welcome in Pindi | Pakistan | DAWN.COM
 
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