Turning point: independent polls shows Imran Khan's party gains lead in Pakistan

[Crystal-Clear]

Inshallah, the political end of the Sharif clan. I hope Pakistan never sees them in power again.

AAMEEN

 

[cleverrider]

Provincial gov is easiest job in the world. Blame Islamabad for all your ills and get elected again. Real test will be when PTI form gov in Islamabad.

Geezer is that why PMLN won in 2013? with time you seem to lose the plot.

 

[Kabira]

Geezer is that why PMLN won in 2013? with time you seem to lose the plot.

PPP bad governance, terrorism, load shedding is what made N win in 2013. Terrorism was easy to defeat but as they found out there is no easy solution to electricity, water, economy etc in country like Pakistan.

 

[Zibago]

For the first time in 20 years PTI has closed the gap in Gallup polls and has taken lead in other polls like pulse polls. Historically they have predicted elections accurately.This means it's now almost certain that PTI will form govt.
Reuters) - The Pakistani opposition party led by former cricket star Imran Khan is gaining ground in opinion polls ahead of a July 25 general election, with one survey showing it pulling ahead of the ruling party and another showing it only slightly behind.

A survey by Pulse Consultant showed Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI, or Pakistan Justice Movement) ahead with the support of 30 percent of respondents nationwide, compared to 27 percent for its main rival, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N). The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) was at 17 percent.

A separate nationwide poll by Gallup Pakistan had PML-N on top with 26 percent, PTI with 25 percent and the PPP at 16 percent.

Gallup Pakistan is not one i call neutral institution but if it is saying pti is in lead the numbers for pti are way higher

Khota eating Lahoris to still vote for Noon.

Lhor Lhor ey
@Arsalan @krash

 

[Salahuddin Ayyubi]

PPP bad governance, terrorism, load shedding is what made N win in 2013. Terrorism was easy to defeat but as they found out there is no easy solution to electricity, water, economy etc in country like Pakistan.

Dear Brother, I don't doubt that the PMLN government tried it's best to show performance, and it's naive to expect all the problems of this country to be solved in one elected term. That being said, do you deny that the main driving force behind their performance was the pressure by the PTI? Because the only difference between PMLN in power now compared to them beitin power in the 90s was that PTI wasn't performing the role of opposition, and if you were old enough to experience the governance of PMLN in the 90s well then I don't have to tell you how dismal and embroided with corruption it was. There's a reason why the 90s was known as the lost decade.

Whether you defend Nawaz Sharif when it comes to the Panama case, you have to agree that he lied infrktof the national assembly when he showed blank papers and claimed that he had all the proof of how his families busitwas set up.

Also. Unlike most people here, I don't resort to name calling and slandering.

 

[ziaulislam]

Dear Brother, I don't doubt that the PMLN government tried it's best to show performance, and it's naive to expect all the problems of this country to be solved in one elected term. That being said, do you deny that the main driving force behind their performance was the pressure by the PTI? Because the only difference between PMLN in power now compared to them beitin power in the 90s was that PTI wasn't performing the role of opposition, and if you were old enough to experience the governance of PMLN in the 90s well then I don't have to tell you how dismal and embroided with corruption it was. There's a reason why the 90s was known as the lost decade.

Whether you defend Nawaz Sharif when it comes to the Panama case, you have to agree that he lied infrktof the national assembly when he showed blank papers and claimed that he had all the proof of how his families busitwas set up.

Also. Unlike most people here, I don't resort to name calling and slandering.

Pml n wasted first 2 years it did absolutely nothing...it back tracked from it's own coal projects...had PMLN not wastesd first few years the LNG plants would have been working by now..it also gave unwarranted high return in power sector because it focus was to build motorways and let private sector do power projects..
This was a partial success but it forget to do absolutely anything on transmission ...

But major problem was to solve the core problem of waste in power sectors..it did nothing to get return from baluchistan tube wells or shuttle them to solar ..it also did nothing to to streamline govt institutions to pay on time neither or anything on big industrial defaulters or privatization..it did not do any reforms in PIA or steel mills..it screwed the ext front and killed the exportz...
Only the last year it policies have been right but it's too late and too little

 

[Imran Khan]

jisko gaoon waly vote deen gay wohi jeety ga

 

[Kakaspai]

Inshallah, the political end of the Sharif clan. I hope Pakistan never sees them in power again.

Ameen

 

[krash]

Lhor Lhor ey
@Arsalan @krash

Why is everyone so jealous?

 

[Zibago]

Why is everyone so jealous?

Billions for train zero for dam while source if watwr for animals and humans is same in some parts of the world why shouldnt pmln not be blamed?

 

[krash]

Billions for train zero for dam while source if watwr for animals and humans is same in some parts of the world why shouldnt pmln not be blamed?

Because they are traitorous leaches? And balding?

 

[Zibago]

Because they are traitorous leaches? And balding?

Baloon key sath aqal bhi jhar gayi

 

[krash]

Baloon key sath aqal bhi jhar gayi

Haha, aur ghairat bhi.

 

[Arsalan]

Khota eating Lahoris to still vote for Noon.

Well, for arguments sake, all those karahis from my time in Lahore did tasted nice

 

[Imad.Khan]

My uncle lives in Swabi and travels around KPK alot, and according to him there is a very high chance (99%) that PTI will win all 39 KPK seats.

P.S. my uncle used to be a ANP worker back in his younger days and still voted for them in 2013.