sarbakaf
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woh apna haq ada kar raha hai , this HORUs is another tattooo
جناب عرض کیا تھا کہ ناکام ہی سہی مگر تمیز کی کوشش کرنا .
woh apna haq ada kar raha hai , this HORUs is another tattooo
آپ یقینن ان ناسوروں کی بات کر رہے ہیں
باپ اور بیٹا ساتھ ساتھ
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جناب یہ بھی بتا دیں کون کون سا الیکشن
١٩٩٢ والا ، ١٩٩٦ والا یا ٢٠١٣ والا یا سارے ہی ؟
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C'mon 60's Pakistani's were more liberal than now, it was only after Zia that radicalization took place, Fatima Jinnah was an icon nobody cud hv defeated her except rigging, we must learn from history n call spade a spade
Saab Bhai , iss may koi shak nahi
Saab Bhai , iss may koi shak nahi
sab rig huay hain lekin aik baat yaad rakho 1988 k baad yeh chah kar bhi Benazir ko rook nahi sake , benazir wazir e azam to ban gayi lekin army ne ussay qabool karne se inkar kar diya aur us ki hakumatain gira din aur awam main yeh propaganda bohut zoor o shoor se phaila diya k benazir ki hakumatain is liye girain kuin k woh corrupt thi , yeh woh daur tha Jab Nawaz in ka agent tha , baad main inho ne nawaz ko bhi nahi chora kuin k nawaz bhi prime minister banne k baad in ki interfairence bardasht nahi karta tha m tum pakistan ki history ko 2015 se connect karo aur ussay 1951 tak le jao to aik baat aap ko nazar aai gi , there crimes are very strongly connented , there is no Dis continuety
you are right zia did radicalize the whole system but unfortunately even today in some countries including the US having female head of the state is still a taboo so some 50 years ago it would have been a bigger taboo..........though rigging can never be ruled out in pakistan (bigsmile)
that means nawaz has always been a part of rigging ?
he rigged election to gain power and then when he was kicked out he cried like baby for democracy
@rtabasum2 do you think pakistanis in the 60's would vote for a female leader? I dont much history from that era but i feel female leaders were a bit taboo back then
Look at this document provided by ECP , figures cud be fudged but a country where voter turnout is less than 60% wt is the need of extra ballot papers in millions except to rig the election. I agree with u sarbakf NS was never a popular leader always came on shoulders of establishment, popular leaders till now were Liaqat ali khan , Fatima Jinnah, ZAB, BB n now IK
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you are right zia did radicalize the whole system but unfortunately even today in some countries including the US having female head of the state is still a taboo so some 50 years ago it would have been a bigger taboo..........though rigging can never be ruled out in pakistan (bigsmile)
ایسا معلوم ہوتا ہے کہ آپ کے دوست تمیز سے بات کرنے کی ناکامی پر اب گٹوں میں دم دبا کر بھاگنے کی کوشش در کوشش میں مصروف ہیں
Dear
does army decide number of ballot papers to be printed
or do they monitor printing only
ECP decides how many to print ...that is why they having printed the figures in their official report.
Use biometric system and electronic voting machines for elections, and get rid of ballot paper migraines for good.
Look at this document provided by ECP , figures cud be fudged but a country where voter turnout is less than 60% wt is the need of extra ballot papers in millions except to rig the election. I agree with u sarbakf NS was never a popular leader always came on shoulders of establishment, popular leaders till now were Liaqat ali khan , Fatima Jinnah, ZAB, BB n now IK
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Look at this document provided by ECP , figures cud be fudged but a country where voter turnout is less than 60% wt is the need of extra ballot papers in millions except to rig the election. I agree with u sarbakf NS was never a popular leader always came on shoulders of establishment, popular leaders till now were Liaqat ali khan , Fatima Jinnah, ZAB, BB n now IK
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so basically apart from 1993, all those elections were rigged through extra ballots. we already know about 88/90 elections through asghar khan case but why 1997?
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