As the Presiding Officer for NA-128, Election 2024, my nightmare began with a notification from my employer - the University of Home Economics. Here is my account of the experience. A 🧵
If they can do this even with a massive voter turnout then imagine imagine the scale of rigging done in 2018 post RTS breakdown.
PTI was forced to form a coalition Govt and was continuously blackmailed via coalition partners which eventually left Govt on one call of master.
you seriously think Pakistanis will believe that you didn’t announce results till 3 am in the morning and there was no rigging in elections. You seriously think Pakistanis are dumb or what??? If it were a fair elections there wouldn’t be such delay.
Pakistanis waited in queues all day to cast their vote and some people in the authority changed the results overnight, how would you answer to Allah for hurting 30 million plus people who voted for imran khan.
we are not fucking dumb that some candidates who were leading with huge leads till 5am has suddenly lost the lead and pmln candidates won, this is the most obvious and pathetic rigging and nation is not blind; 30 million people voted for khan and they will come for you i swear.
ive so many memes in my mind but im so pissed at this system that i dont even want to make anyone laugh, its the time to show your utmost frustration at this filthy system and people.
to anyone who voted; dont think your vote made no impact, it was your vote that put them in so much problem that it took them hours to corrupt the results, it was your vote that let the world know who real leader of Pakistan is. Without your vote they would’ve manipulated without even letting anyone know.
At least met 100 people today. From Airport to local shops.
99 people said they voted for Imran khan.
1 person said they couldn’t vote due to work but they wish they could vote for Imran khan.
After today's remarkable electoral performance by PTI, will we finally see the end of those "PTI isn't really that popular, it's just hyped on social media" takes?
It's PTI's mass popularity that enabled it to persevere and defy the electoral odds, and in such a big way.