PTI protest in Siaklot against Rigging & failure of ECP under pmln & Demand for electoral reforms !
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Its called raising awareness in cities, smaller towns where they may not have tv, may not have electricity and also where many vote just based on who their grandparents have been voting or whichever party distributed the most pamphlets! I think he is doing a good thing to raise awareness of what election should be about....
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next destination ...??????
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Bahawalpur and then after Ramazan Karachi...maybe Quetta before that. Karachi will be final destination, if electoral demands not met, we will long march towards Islamabad..
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With Due respect...Iam more fanatic in this concern...I like all political parties of pakistan(in some way)....But I have 100's of Reasons why my love for PTI is ABSOLUTE.
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Its not good to be fanatic or obsessed with any political party or leader because then you will get blind in love and cannot see reality and cannot dare to criticise any wrong policies/agenda/political statement of your leader or party. Blind haters are also bad because they will never appreciate any good coming from opposite political party or leaders and will always oppose it just for sake of it. May i know what are those 100 reasons for your absolute love or dedication for PTI/IK beside Imran’s rhetoric and unrealistic promises of ending corruption in 19 days and terrorism in 90 days, making alliances with opportunist and leftovers (of other parties) in the name of change, to be friendly with those who are killing our soldiers and taking you into dreamland of Naya Pakistan/KPK
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If you're intended to ""Makhoool"" Imran then all my points have no significance here.
Right nOw! Iam sharing Mark of his true Allegiance with his Nation
- He is the Honest man in the whole Political Arena which was Proved in WiKi Leaks.......If you believe Wiki
- His Life Struggle surrounds Raising Green Flag in different parts of the world.........maybe you wont like that either
- He acted as Catalyst in Dormant Political Milieu (Dynasty parties, Old prevailing thoughts like Roti Kapra Maka),.......Its a Fact.......Out of nothing he created his OWN WORLD
He have some -negative aspects but its not Moral or Financial
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LAHORE:
The National Database Registration Authority (NADRA) has found rigged votes in the record of ballot papers from NA-118, Lahore, The Express Tribune has learnt.
According to a report submitted by the authority to the election tribunal, the record of only 68 of 251 polling stations in the constituency were provided to NADRA. The total number of votes here was 46,118 and only 15,835 voters’ thumbprints were verified.
NADRA’s report added that 4,043 votes were found to be cast against invalid CNIC numbers, and NADRA states that identity cards with these numbers were never issued by the authority.
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) candidate Malik Riaz won 103,346 votes hereagainst Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) candidate Hamid Zaman, who won 43,616 votes. The total number of votes cast in this constituency were 169,137.
According to NADRA’s report, 142 votes were found to be cast by those who were not registered voters in this constituency. Another 146 votes were found to be submitted by those casting votes multiple times. 272 counterfoils were found without fingerprints and 44 votes were reportedly polled by non-registered voters. The report concluded that the fingerprints of 25,636 counterfoils could not be verified as the correct ink was not used. The report bore the signatures of NADRA Director General Syed Muzaffar Ali.
On December 19, 2013, the election tribunal ordered NADRA to examine election material at polling stations in NA-118, Lahore. However, a bench of the LHC granted a stay against this verification. On March 13, the stay order was vacated and the recounting commenced.
The report stated only 69 polling bags from 68 polling stations were carrying relevant election material whereas the remaining 256 polling bags contained irrelevant material, including used or unused ballot papers, ink pads, and material relating to the provincial constituency or incomplete material. The tribunal has ordered NADRA to continue the verification of available material.
NADRA’s report adds that the ink used during polling does not meet the criteria proposed by the authority – it did not dry fast or ensure that it did not smudge due to overlapping papers. This has resulted in 25,636 ‘bad quality’ votes which could not be processed by the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) as they were indecipherable.
Appearing before the court on Monday, counsel for Malik Riaz requested the report be sealed and the media not provided access to it. Advocate Tipu Salman Makhdoom, counsel for Hamid Zaman, submitted the report is not a classified document and the tribunal provided him with a copy. Makhdoom told The Express Tribune the report makes it clear the election was ‘rigged’. He said the tribunal would be requested to order the election commission to hold an inquiry into the missing electoral record. DG NADRA and the local commission have been summoned on June 16.
It is pertinent to mention that Press Information Department on Sunday issued a statement by the NADRA spokesperson, saying, “As the case is still subjudice, all stakeholders, including media and political parties, are requested not to draw any conclusions… Let the tribunal make the final judgment.” The statement stressed that the tribunal and report includes ‘just findings and not a conclusion. Only a court order will be regarded as a conclusion.”
PTI to move court
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf will submit a petition in the Supreme Court on Wednesday seeking a suo motu notice against the acting chairman of NADRA for his alleged involvement in NA 118.
The decision was made during the PTI Core Committee’s meeting on Monday. Dr Shireen Mazari, the party’s information secretary, said the committee had expressed serious concern over the vote tampering.
Published in The Express Tribune, June 10th, 2014.
out of 15000 which was verfied 4000 were fake
The National Database Registration Authority (NADRA) has found rigged votes in the record of ballot papers from NA-118, Lahore, The Express Tribune has learnt.
According to a report submitted by the authority to the election tribunal, the record of only 68 of 251 polling stations in the constituency were provided to NADRA. The total number of votes here was 46,118 and only 15,835 voters’ thumbprints were verified.
NADRA’s report added that 4,043 votes were found to be cast against invalid CNIC numbers, and NADRA states that identity cards with these numbers were never issued by the authority.
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) candidate Malik Riaz won 103,346 votes hereagainst Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) candidate Hamid Zaman, who won 43,616 votes. The total number of votes cast in this constituency were 169,137.
According to NADRA’s report, 142 votes were found to be cast by those who were not registered voters in this constituency. Another 146 votes were found to be submitted by those casting votes multiple times. 272 counterfoils were found without fingerprints and 44 votes were reportedly polled by non-registered voters. The report concluded that the fingerprints of 25,636 counterfoils could not be verified as the correct ink was not used. The report bore the signatures of NADRA Director General Syed Muzaffar Ali.
On December 19, 2013, the election tribunal ordered NADRA to examine election material at polling stations in NA-118, Lahore. However, a bench of the LHC granted a stay against this verification. On March 13, the stay order was vacated and the recounting commenced.
The report stated only 69 polling bags from 68 polling stations were carrying relevant election material whereas the remaining 256 polling bags contained irrelevant material, including used or unused ballot papers, ink pads, and material relating to the provincial constituency or incomplete material. The tribunal has ordered NADRA to continue the verification of available material.
NADRA’s report adds that the ink used during polling does not meet the criteria proposed by the authority – it did not dry fast or ensure that it did not smudge due to overlapping papers. This has resulted in 25,636 ‘bad quality’ votes which could not be processed by the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) as they were indecipherable.
Appearing before the court on Monday, counsel for Malik Riaz requested the report be sealed and the media not provided access to it. Advocate Tipu Salman Makhdoom, counsel for Hamid Zaman, submitted the report is not a classified document and the tribunal provided him with a copy. Makhdoom told The Express Tribune the report makes it clear the election was ‘rigged’. He said the tribunal would be requested to order the election commission to hold an inquiry into the missing electoral record. DG NADRA and the local commission have been summoned on June 16.
It is pertinent to mention that Press Information Department on Sunday issued a statement by the NADRA spokesperson, saying, “As the case is still subjudice, all stakeholders, including media and political parties, are requested not to draw any conclusions… Let the tribunal make the final judgment.” The statement stressed that the tribunal and report includes ‘just findings and not a conclusion. Only a court order will be regarded as a conclusion.”
PTI to move court
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf will submit a petition in the Supreme Court on Wednesday seeking a suo motu notice against the acting chairman of NADRA for his alleged involvement in NA 118.
The decision was made during the PTI Core Committee’s meeting on Monday. Dr Shireen Mazari, the party’s information secretary, said the committee had expressed serious concern over the vote tampering.
Published in The Express Tribune, June 10th, 2014.
out of 15000 which was verfied 4000 were fake
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