Kashif Rafiq
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Worst Horse Trading In KPK - How Many PTI MPAs Voted PPP In KPK?
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zaheer2003
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Find them and kick them out of PTI forever...........
LovePakLove
Voter (50+ posts)
پنجاب میں تحریکِ انصاف کے رہنما چوہدری سرور بھی کامیابی کے لیے جماعت کے ارکین کی مطلوبہ تعداد پوری نہ ہونے کے باوجود صوبے سے سینیٹ کی نشست کے لیے سب سے زیادہ 44 ووٹ لے کر کامیاب ہوئے ہیں۔
خیال رہے کہ پنجاب اسمبلی میں پی ٹی آئی کے ارکان کی تعداد 30 ہے۔
So PTI is equally guilty of horse trading. Ohh sorry i forgot, horse trading is only far other parties. You po ti ais
خیال رہے کہ پنجاب اسمبلی میں پی ٹی آئی کے ارکان کی تعداد 30 ہے۔
So PTI is equally guilty of horse trading. Ohh sorry i forgot, horse trading is only far other parties. You po ti ais
Dawood Magsi
Minister (2k+ posts)
Zardar nain 2 Arab aor Nawaz Khhanzeer nain 3 Arab main senators ki khharedaari ki.
islamabadi
Minister (2k+ posts)
How difficult is it to identify these PTI law makers bank accounts and details of assets? Check their asset declaration and compare with income the way its being done with Ishaq dar.....if they cant prove the source of funds then confiscate the money and send them to jail
Pti ki jini seats bunti thein utni he hasil kein. Jb sawati ny sami ko shikast dy kr seat jeeti tou vote 2nd priority ka sawal he nhi paida hota. Pti ny pp sy seat adjustment ki thi kion k 2 mpa ki seats khali thein pti ki, ji anp pmln ny ittehad kr lia tha, wo mps jin ko ticket nhi milna tha dosri parties main ja chukay thay. Khattak played his magic and we bagged all our seats. Sami was nominated by pmln not pti.
PTI hasn't lost any seat in KP per PTI MPA numbers (56) in KPK assembly. PTI can easily won 3 general seats. They required 12 additional MPAs to elect 4th person
2015: PTI won 3 General Senate seats
4th seat went to JI (with PTI help)
PTI won 1 technocrat seat, 1 woman seat and 1 minority seat
2018: PTI won 3 General seats now
This time 4th seat went to JI(with ANP & PMLN help)
PTI won 1 technocrat seat, 1 woman seat
No minority seat's election this time
2015: PTI won 3 General Senate seats
4th seat went to JI (with PTI help)
PTI won 1 technocrat seat, 1 woman seat and 1 minority seat
2018: PTI won 3 General seats now
This time 4th seat went to JI(with ANP & PMLN help)
PTI won 1 technocrat seat, 1 woman seat
No minority seat's election this time
ThirdUmpireFinger
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
PPP has 7 seats in punjab assembly but they got 30 votes so ppp also having their Hawa chal pari? Also, ppp has 4 or 5 seats in KP but they manage to win from KP so ppp ki bi hawa chal pari KP mai? Grow up
17 sold lawmakers of KPK PTI who elected PPP senator instead prove that PTI is in no position to reform or run country and Imran is not in control of his flock .
[h=2]At least 17 PTI lawmakers in KP allegedly sold votes in Senate election: sources[/h]Dawn.com | Arif HayatUpdated March 04, 2018
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At least 17 Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) lawmakers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) allegedly sold their votes during the Senate election, enabling two Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) candidates to be elected to the Senate from the province where the PPP only has seven MPAs.
An initial investigation ordered by KP Chief Minister Pervez Khattak into alleged horse-trading revealed that at least 17 ─ and as many as 20 ─ PTI MPAs in KP had voted for candidates outside the party, sources in CM House Peshawar and Bani Gala told DawnNewsTV on Sunday.
The investigation report also claimed that those allegedly involved in the practice included several prominent party leaders and disgruntled party members, the sources said.
CM Khattak shared the findings with PTI Chairman Imran Khan today, according to the sources. During the discussion, the party chief expressed his anger over alleged horse-trading in the province and directed Khattak to submit a detailed report in this regard.
The PTI and PPP both accused each other of resorting to horse-trading in the Senate elections in Punjab and KP on Saturday.
As Imran Khan questioned the victory of two PPP candidates in KP, the PPP put the same question to the PTI with respect to the victory of its lone candidate in Punjab, Chaudhry Sarwar.
Meanwhile, a reliable source in the PPP claimed that it was KP CM Khattak who had approached the PPP’s provincial chapter for an understanding on a seat reserved for women. However, this claim was rejected by the PTI.
"This is unbelievable and seems to be a part of a conspiracy theory," PTI Information Secretary Fawad Chaudhry told Dawn earlier when his views were sought on the PPP leader’s claim.
On the other hand, responding to Imran Khan’s allegations against his party, PPP’s Farhatullah Babar yesterday accused PTI’s Chaudhry Sarwar of using unethical means to win the seat in Punjab.
"We negotiated with the parties (in KP) and secured their support. If we got two Senate seats with only seven MPAs, how did PTI win one seat in Punjab, when it could not?" Babar said.
[h=2]'Greed responsible for poor MQM performance'[/h]Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP) Chairman Mustafa Kamal on Sunday lashed out at the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) alleging that the party's MPAs sold their votes and blamed their greed for the party's poor performance in the Senate election.
Only one MQM-P member, Barrister Farrogh Naseem, was elected into the Senate, bringing the party's total count to five seats.
Kamal, who has been embroiled in a feud with the MQM since his return to Pakistan, claimed that eight PSP leaders in the Sindh Assembly had rejected all the offers to sell their votes.
Had PSP members not voted for PML-F, the seat would also have fallen to the PPP, he claimed.
The PSP chief alleged that MQM-P lawmakers' differences with Dr Farooq Sattar's favoured candidate Kamran Tessori were being used as an excuse for horse-trading and selling of votes to the PPP.
Threadstarter's comments : Senate elections have shown a few things .
1. Either Imran khan is not in control of his party with 17MPA as 17-20 MPA did not vote their own party for either money or else they were acting directly under umpires as imran does.
2. His party the PTI is in no position to bring honesty an fairplay in the country .
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At least 17 PTI lawmakers in KP allegedly sold votes in Senate election: sources[/h]Dawn.com | Arif HayatUpdated March 04, 2018
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At least 17 Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) lawmakers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) allegedly sold their votes during the Senate election, enabling two Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) candidates to be elected to the Senate from the province where the PPP only has seven MPAs.
An initial investigation ordered by KP Chief Minister Pervez Khattak into alleged horse-trading revealed that at least 17 ─ and as many as 20 ─ PTI MPAs in KP had voted for candidates outside the party, sources in CM House Peshawar and Bani Gala told DawnNewsTV on Sunday.
The investigation report also claimed that those allegedly involved in the practice included several prominent party leaders and disgruntled party members, the sources said.
CM Khattak shared the findings with PTI Chairman Imran Khan today, according to the sources. During the discussion, the party chief expressed his anger over alleged horse-trading in the province and directed Khattak to submit a detailed report in this regard.
The PTI and PPP both accused each other of resorting to horse-trading in the Senate elections in Punjab and KP on Saturday.
As Imran Khan questioned the victory of two PPP candidates in KP, the PPP put the same question to the PTI with respect to the victory of its lone candidate in Punjab, Chaudhry Sarwar.
Meanwhile, a reliable source in the PPP claimed that it was KP CM Khattak who had approached the PPP’s provincial chapter for an understanding on a seat reserved for women. However, this claim was rejected by the PTI.
"This is unbelievable and seems to be a part of a conspiracy theory," PTI Information Secretary Fawad Chaudhry told Dawn earlier when his views were sought on the PPP leader’s claim.
On the other hand, responding to Imran Khan’s allegations against his party, PPP’s Farhatullah Babar yesterday accused PTI’s Chaudhry Sarwar of using unethical means to win the seat in Punjab.
"We negotiated with the parties (in KP) and secured their support. If we got two Senate seats with only seven MPAs, how did PTI win one seat in Punjab, when it could not?" Babar said.
[h=2]'Greed responsible for poor MQM performance'[/h]Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP) Chairman Mustafa Kamal on Sunday lashed out at the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) alleging that the party's MPAs sold their votes and blamed their greed for the party's poor performance in the Senate election.
Only one MQM-P member, Barrister Farrogh Naseem, was elected into the Senate, bringing the party's total count to five seats.
Kamal, who has been embroiled in a feud with the MQM since his return to Pakistan, claimed that eight PSP leaders in the Sindh Assembly had rejected all the offers to sell their votes.
Had PSP members not voted for PML-F, the seat would also have fallen to the PPP, he claimed.
The PSP chief alleged that MQM-P lawmakers' differences with Dr Farooq Sattar's favoured candidate Kamran Tessori were being used as an excuse for horse-trading and selling of votes to the PPP.
https://www.dawn.com/news/1393131/a...legedly-sold-votes-in-senate-election-sources
[h=2]At least 17 PTI lawmakers in KP allegedly sold votes in Senate election: sources[/h]Dawn.com | Arif HayatUpdated March 04, 2018
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At least 17 Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) lawmakers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) allegedly sold their votes during the Senate election, enabling two Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) candidates to be elected to the Senate from the province where the PPP only has seven MPAs.
An initial investigation ordered by KP Chief Minister Pervez Khattak into alleged horse-trading revealed that at least 17 ─ and as many as 20 ─ PTI MPAs in KP had voted for candidates outside the party, sources in CM House Peshawar and Bani Gala told DawnNewsTV on Sunday.
The investigation report also claimed that those allegedly involved in the practice included several prominent party leaders and disgruntled party members, the sources said.
CM Khattak shared the findings with PTI Chairman Imran Khan today, according to the sources. During the discussion, the party chief expressed his anger over alleged horse-trading in the province and directed Khattak to submit a detailed report in this regard.
The PTI and PPP both accused each other of resorting to horse-trading in the Senate elections in Punjab and KP on Saturday.
As Imran Khan questioned the victory of two PPP candidates in KP, the PPP put the same question to the PTI with respect to the victory of its lone candidate in Punjab, Chaudhry Sarwar.
Meanwhile, a reliable source in the PPP claimed that it was KP CM Khattak who had approached the PPP’s provincial chapter for an understanding on a seat reserved for women. However, this claim was rejected by the PTI.
"This is unbelievable and seems to be a part of a conspiracy theory," PTI Information Secretary Fawad Chaudhry told Dawn earlier when his views were sought on the PPP leader’s claim.
On the other hand, responding to Imran Khan’s allegations against his party, PPP’s Farhatullah Babar yesterday accused PTI’s Chaudhry Sarwar of using unethical means to win the seat in Punjab.
"We negotiated with the parties (in KP) and secured their support. If we got two Senate seats with only seven MPAs, how did PTI win one seat in Punjab, when it could not?" Babar said.
[h=2]'Greed responsible for poor MQM performance'[/h]Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP) Chairman Mustafa Kamal on Sunday lashed out at the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) alleging that the party's MPAs sold their votes and blamed their greed for the party's poor performance in the Senate election.
Only one MQM-P member, Barrister Farrogh Naseem, was elected into the Senate, bringing the party's total count to five seats.
Kamal, who has been embroiled in a feud with the MQM since his return to Pakistan, claimed that eight PSP leaders in the Sindh Assembly had rejected all the offers to sell their votes.
Had PSP members not voted for PML-F, the seat would also have fallen to the PPP, he claimed.
The PSP chief alleged that MQM-P lawmakers' differences with Dr Farooq Sattar's favoured candidate Kamran Tessori were being used as an excuse for horse-trading and selling of votes to the PPP.
Threadstarter's comments : Senate elections have shown a few things .
1. Either Imran khan is not in control of his party with 17MPA as 17-20 MPA did not vote their own party for either money or else they were acting directly under umpires as imran does.
2. His party the PTI is in no position to bring honesty an fairplay in the country .
[h=2]
At least 17 PTI lawmakers in KP allegedly sold votes in Senate election: sources[/h]Dawn.com | Arif HayatUpdated March 04, 2018
Facebook Count154
Twitter Share
At least 17 Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) lawmakers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) allegedly sold their votes during the Senate election, enabling two Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) candidates to be elected to the Senate from the province where the PPP only has seven MPAs.
An initial investigation ordered by KP Chief Minister Pervez Khattak into alleged horse-trading revealed that at least 17 ─ and as many as 20 ─ PTI MPAs in KP had voted for candidates outside the party, sources in CM House Peshawar and Bani Gala told DawnNewsTV on Sunday.
The investigation report also claimed that those allegedly involved in the practice included several prominent party leaders and disgruntled party members, the sources said.
CM Khattak shared the findings with PTI Chairman Imran Khan today, according to the sources. During the discussion, the party chief expressed his anger over alleged horse-trading in the province and directed Khattak to submit a detailed report in this regard.
The PTI and PPP both accused each other of resorting to horse-trading in the Senate elections in Punjab and KP on Saturday.
As Imran Khan questioned the victory of two PPP candidates in KP, the PPP put the same question to the PTI with respect to the victory of its lone candidate in Punjab, Chaudhry Sarwar.
Meanwhile, a reliable source in the PPP claimed that it was KP CM Khattak who had approached the PPP’s provincial chapter for an understanding on a seat reserved for women. However, this claim was rejected by the PTI.
"This is unbelievable and seems to be a part of a conspiracy theory," PTI Information Secretary Fawad Chaudhry told Dawn earlier when his views were sought on the PPP leader’s claim.
On the other hand, responding to Imran Khan’s allegations against his party, PPP’s Farhatullah Babar yesterday accused PTI’s Chaudhry Sarwar of using unethical means to win the seat in Punjab.
"We negotiated with the parties (in KP) and secured their support. If we got two Senate seats with only seven MPAs, how did PTI win one seat in Punjab, when it could not?" Babar said.
[h=2]'Greed responsible for poor MQM performance'[/h]Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP) Chairman Mustafa Kamal on Sunday lashed out at the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) alleging that the party's MPAs sold their votes and blamed their greed for the party's poor performance in the Senate election.
Only one MQM-P member, Barrister Farrogh Naseem, was elected into the Senate, bringing the party's total count to five seats.
Kamal, who has been embroiled in a feud with the MQM since his return to Pakistan, claimed that eight PSP leaders in the Sindh Assembly had rejected all the offers to sell their votes.
Had PSP members not voted for PML-F, the seat would also have fallen to the PPP, he claimed.
The PSP chief alleged that MQM-P lawmakers' differences with Dr Farooq Sattar's favoured candidate Kamran Tessori were being used as an excuse for horse-trading and selling of votes to the PPP.
https://www.dawn.com/news/1393131/a...legedly-sold-votes-in-senate-election-sources
Wo jo har roz new new mnas and mpas noon sy pti main ja rahay hain plus ye seat mila kr parhein tou pti ki hawa chal pari hy. Electables ny pti ka rukh kr lia.
Re: 17 sold lawmakers of KPK PTI who elected PPP senator instead prove that PTI is in no position to reform or run country and Imran is not in control of his flock .
PTI hasn't lost any seat in KP per PTI MPA numbers (56) in KPK assembly. PTI can easily won 3 general seats. They required 12 additional MPAs to elect 4th person
2015: PTI won 3 General Senate seats
4th seat went to JI (with PTI help)
PTI won 1 technocrat seat, 1 woman seat and 1 minority seat
2018: PTI won 3 General seats now
This time 4th seat went to JI(with ANP & PMLN help)
PTI won 1 technocrat seat, 1 woman seat
No minority seat's election this time
PTI hasn't lost any seat in KP per PTI MPA numbers (56) in KPK assembly. PTI can easily won 3 general seats. They required 12 additional MPAs to elect 4th person
2015: PTI won 3 General Senate seats
4th seat went to JI (with PTI help)
PTI won 1 technocrat seat, 1 woman seat and 1 minority seat
2018: PTI won 3 General seats now
This time 4th seat went to JI(with ANP & PMLN help)
PTI won 1 technocrat seat, 1 woman seat
No minority seat's election this time
Admiral
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
سینیٹ کی تو چلیں خیر ہے
یہ دھیان رکھیں کہ آنے والے جنرل الیکشن میں ووٹروں کی ہارس ٹریڈنگ نہ ہوجائے
:lol:
جمہوریت پیسے کے بل پر چل رہی ہے، جو ایم پی اے پانچ پانچ کروڑ میں خرید رہے ہیں، وہ ووٹر پانچ پانچ ہزار میں نہیں خرید سکتے؟؟
پتہ نہیں کب تحریک انصاف کو ہوش آئے گی۔ جس ملک میں 60 فیصد عوام ناخواندہ ہے، وہاں جمہوریت ایسی ہی ہوتی ہے
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