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days of the general elections as per the constitution. He was also of the view that Assembly was not complete and therefore the ECP should distribute the reserved seats for women and minorities to the PTI-backed SIC bloc. As a result, he faced significant criticism from the PPP and the PML-N who asserted that the President's action amounts to "abrogating the Constitution" by not convening the NA session, and warned of potential legal consequences. Imran Khan also endorsed President Alvi's decision to decline the summoning of the NA session. On 28 February, the National Assembly Secretariat scheduled the inaugural session for 29 February at 10 a.m., bypassing the need for notification from Alvi.

964:, said that the PML-N and PPP-led coalition would collapse within one and a half years due to the parties "blackmailing" each other, citing previous coalition governments. Observers noted that the increased support for the PTI had changed the power dynamics, making a Sharif-led government seem weak even before it began. A PML-N leader, speaking anonymously, acknowledged that the party might not complete its full five-year term if it forms a government and stated that the party's entire election campaign centred around Nawaz Sharif becoming the prime minister, which resulted in feelings of betrayal and disappointment among supporters when Nawaz chose to nominate Shehbaz for the position instead. 1038:(EVMs) could have averted the uncertainty surrounding the election results and reminded of his efforts to introduce them in the country's electoral process. In a message from jail, Imran Khan claimed that the PTI won 170 seats, achieving a two-thirds majority in the 2024 elections. He emphasized the power of the electorate and called for the protection of their votes. According to Khan's sister, Aleema Khan, he described the rigging as the "Mother of all rigging" and ridiculed the PML-N, saying “Instead of honouring the vote, the ‘selected ones’ have honoured the boot,” implying that the PML-N prioritized military influence over respecting the electoral process. 465:(ECP) issued a statement clarifying that media reports on election results sourced from the Commission sources were inaccurate, emphasizing that no official results had been released. However, the announcement of results was then unexpectedly halted, which raised concerns. PTI officials claimed that the party was leading in at least 125 National Assembly seats and that the official results were being tampered with, with cumulative polling stations' results of their candidates not tallying with the provisional final counts being issued by result officers. Several PTI-backed candidates from three of Pakistan's four provinces, as well as 1076:(PTI) party, a prolific user of social media platforms, has been particularly impacted by this ban. This reliance on social media grew especially after the country’s traditional media began censoring news about Khan and his party in the run-up to the elections. Khan, who has more than 20 million followers on X, saw his party call for protests against alleged rigging in the February 2024 General Elections. A government official’s admission of vote manipulation in mid-February raised further concerns about the transparency of the elections confirming Imran Khan’s claims to many and furthering the allegations. 753:

Pakistan caused the most significant election upset in the country's recent history saying that the youth is increasingly discontented with economic uncertainty and blame corruption and political dynasties. This dissatisfaction is now being expressed more openly on social media, potentially straining the relationship between civilian leaders and the military which will have long-lasting effects. It also wrote that the election results were a humiliation for Sharif, despite being seen as the favoured candidate of the Pakistani military, which had held significant influence in determining the prime minister.

646:(formerly Twitter) was subsequently blocked in Pakistan, without explanation. President Alvi commented that the blocking of social media websites in Pakistan reflected a lack of intellectual capacity to manage criticism. However, on 22 February, Chattha retracted his claims of election rigging and issued an apology to the ECP, saying that the PTI offered a strong position for making the allegations. He also said that his mention of the Chief Justice of Pakistan was “taken to create mistrust in general public” against Qazi Faiz Isa. 1247:. The protest was decided ahead of the February 24 Sindh Assembly session, where the newly elected members were to take oath. The next day when the first session of Sindh Assembly was called. PTI, GDA, and JI boycotted proceedings of the Sindh Assembly and staged demonstrations outside the assembly while dozens of Sindh police officers cordoned off access routes to prevent protests near the assembly building. Despite the protests, the situation remained tense as opposition parties ended the hours-long protest after being met with 28: 899:

historically dominated politics to maintain control over the country. In a separate piece, it wrote that one key factor in the PTI's success in the election was their refusal to let the military control the election's outcome, despite their efforts to ensure the PTI's defeat, and that the PTI's challenge to break the military's grip on politics, has sparked some hope for the future of Pakistan's democracy and wrote that accusations of military's vote manipulation will further fuel anti-establishment feelings in the country.

1270:, respectively. In Islamabad, despite heavy rain, a large number of PTI workers also held the protest, which was led by the PTI's candidates from Islamabad. About 200 PTI activists as well PTI backed independent candidates were charged with FIRs (First Information Reports) in Bahawalpur, while another 100 were booked in Gujrat. The PTI alleged that one of its activists who was detained during the Lahore protest endured severe mistreatment in police custody and entered into a coma after sustaining significant head injuries. 677:(FAFEN) said that its election agents were denied access to observe result tabulations in approximately half of the electoral constituencies. Additionally, in dozens of other constituencies, candidates and their election agents were also barred from observing the vote tallies. FAFEN called on the ECP to thoroughly examine the contested constituencies' results using data analytics and forensics to ensure the legitimacy of election results, as requested by political parties and candidates through legal channels. 702:, the PML-N would find themselves in a difficult position. This exchange implied potential tampering in Form-47 during the election. However, Kakar later stated that his remarks were misrepresented by the media; he merely corrected Abbasi about the wheat scandal, implying that he never mentioned Form-47. Subsequently, PTI also demanded for an independent inquiry into the spat between Kakar and Abbasi and asserted that this verbal altercation has brought to light alleged election rigging. 998:(SIC) solely to secure its portion of reserved seats in the National, Punjab, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa assemblies. Following the announcement, nearly all PTI-backed independent candidates in national and provincial assemblies submitted affidavits to the ECP, officially joining the SIC and approached the ECP to claim their reserved seats. However, the PPP, the PML-N, and the MQM-P opposed and challenged the allocation of reserved seats to the PTI/SIC bloc, arguing that this 316: 502:

expected the results to follow suit. Despite the restoration of mobile signals in the early hours of 9 February, the results still faced delays. The declaration of provisional results was not done until the late hours of 10 February, more than two days after the vote count had started. PTI supporters suspected that the shutdown of the mobile network was an attempt to disrupt the party's efforts to rally voters and document electoral fraud.

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observed a lack of enthusiasm among PTI's opponents to form a government in the two weeks following the election. Additionally, Hanif pointed out that supporters of Imran Khan campaigned in a guerrilla-style manner, and surprised many on election day. He also remarked on the adventurous nature of Pakistani politics, noting that while many politicians have faced imprisonment, none seemed to enjoy it as much as Imran Khan.

1180:, police conducted raids on the residences of seven PTI-backed independent candidates who had won seats in the election, purportedly to pressure them to join the PML-N. In Karachi, protests extended into a second consecutive day, with JI staged sit-ins across different parts of Karachi, while PTI once again organized a demonstration outside the ECP Sindh office. Additionally, the JUI-F blocked the 1015:, urging for an audit of the elections to ensure political stability in the country before engaging in discussions for a new bailout package with the incoming PML-N/PPP coalition government. This action was heavily criticized by the PML-N and the PPP, who argued that it would be tantamount to inviting foreign intervention in the country’s domestic affairs. Caretaker Prime Minister 785:

Khan from winning. It also said the election outcome was a strong message to the military and could potentially mark a shift in its influence over Pakistani politics, while adding that a prolonged period of political instability could occur in the short-term. It called the electoral process "dubious" which was preceded by a coordinated campaign by the military against Imran Khan.

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Assembly with 127 seats. The party pointed out significant disparities between polling station and constituency-level results, as the former did not reconcile with the latter and asserted that it could have won more seats if authorities had not interfered. Additionally, there were abrupt halts in result reporting on election night, and some candidates lost big leads overnight.

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Assembly seats where the PTI claimed their candidates had won but were allegedly prevented due to rigging, only 35 independent candidates have filed cases for vote rechecking and other procedures before the ECP. However, the remaining 55 PTI-backed independents, who believe they lost due to unfair elections, have not filed cases before the ECP.

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the military generals. It went on to say the election results had humiliated the military establishment and started a new political crisis in the country. Another article by the same newspaper said that the growing public discontent with military interference in politics is likely to pressure Pakistan's army chief General

1224:, were arrested by Punjab Police. Police preemptively arrived at protest sites in other Punjab cities and apprehended several party leaders, candidates, workers, and supporters. Meanwhile, in Karachi, hundreds of PTI workers and supporters gathered outside the ECP's Sindh office, while newly elected lawmakers, including 427:(PTI) party a surprising first place, despite its candidates being forced to run as independents after the party was barred from directly competing in the election. However, with no party winning a clear majority, the country remained in turmoil as several parties claimed they would form the government. 684:(PILDAT) published its evaluation, conducted independently, of the election. The assessment highlighted a worrisome decrease in fairness ratings compared to prior election cycles. PILDAT recommended that the ECP carry out a comprehensive and unbiased investigation into various election-related issues. 1211:

constituency as a candidate of the JI relinquished his seat, saying that it was a PTI-backed candidate who had won and calling his position a "charity seat". Reportedly,, Rehman was declared the winner, in the constituency PS-129 Karachi Central-VIII. in an attempt to alleviate the pressure caused by

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wrote that the unexpected success of the PTI forced the military to manipulate results to avoid an unfavourable outcome. Consequently, there were delays in announcing results, and internet and mobile services were suspended in numerous regions. Meanwhile, Pakistani social media platforms were flooded

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wrote the election results had caught many off guard, as the PML-N was widely anticipated to secure a landslide victory with the backing of the military. The report noted that voters expressed frustration with the military's interference in politics and opted to vote for PTI candidates in defiance of

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commissioner has no role in the election process in Pakistan, there are concerns about their potential unofficial influence on election conduct, as during these elections electoral officers were appointed from within the ranks of deputy commissioners and assistant commissioners, who both fall below a

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contended that the PTI had fabricated counterfeit Form-45s, which they claim were being circulated on social media as screenshots. The PTI, they claimed, refused to provide these forms to the ECP, citing their alleged fraudulent nature. According to a report, as of 24 February, out of the 90 National

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and the PPP as winners, alleging tampering by returning officers. The courts saw a surge in legal challenges, with candidates - notably a vast majority of them PTI-backed independents - contesting the provisional results in their respective constituencies. However the court dismissed approximately 50

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On election night, initial reports from television broadcasts indicated that PTI-backed candidates were leading in a significant number of National Assembly seats, with approximately 127 seats under their favor according to official counts. Other unofficial initial results showed Independents leading

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On 21 February, a high-level committee of the ECP reportedly completed its investigation into the allegations of alleged rigging by Chattha. The committee's report included recorded statements of Returning Officers (ROs) and District Returning Officers (DROs) of 26 Provincial Assembly constituencies

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does not qualify as a "parliamentary party". PTI chair Gohar Ali also emphasized that an NA session could not be called without first notifying the reserved seats for the PTI-backed SIC bloc. President Arif Alvi also declined to convene the NA inaugural session, which is typically summoned within 21

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in its editorial called the election results "flawed" and "shocking", at the same time describing it as a rejection of military influence. Pakistani columnist Khurram Husain was quoted in a separate piece in the newspaper as saying that Pakistan will experience not only the influence of the military

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relinquished the two Sindh Assembly seats won by his party, citing electoral fraud. While addressing a protest sit-in against alleged election rigging, he predicted that the coalition government would collapse within 10 months. He also defended Khan against corruption allegations, stating, "If he is

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also criticized Khan's letter to the IMF, described it as "unjustified" and "highly irresponsible", and stated that it would have political repercussions for the PTI. Nawaz Sharif likened this action to hostility against the state. The PTI clarified that they did not oppose any financial assistance

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said that Shehbaz was the prime ministerial nominee following his elder brother Nawaz's recommendation. PPP leader Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that he would endorse a PML-N nominee for prime minister and that the PPP would not join the next cabinet. He also expressed a desire to see his father Asif

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noted that suspicions of military rigging arose during election day due to a nationwide mobile phone blackout and the slow counting of results, leading to concerns that the military was exerting influence to secure the PML-N's success. It added that the military's attempts to influence the election

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called the election "botched", but wrote that the military favours the "shabby" result, fearing that it would lose its economic benefits shout it give up power. It also suggested that the despite their efforts, the military leadership did not seem to have as much control as they believed to prevent

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in its editorial board wrote following the election outcome, the military's control is being questioned more than ever before, possibly in decades as for the first time, the military-preferred candidate, Nawaz Sharif, was unable to win the most seats. In a separate piece, it wrote that the youth of

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resigned from his post after admitting his role in electoral fraud in the locality where 11 out of a total of 13 national assembly seats were won by PML-N candidates. He claimed his office helped candidates, who were trailing in the actual vote counts by approximately 70,000 votes per candidate, to

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cited communication challenges for the delay in election result compilation, attributing it to security precautions. These measures, aimed at ensuring the safety of personnel and ballots, led to the extended processing time. However, the Ministry assured that the situation was now under control and

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Despite assurances that official results would be released early on 9 February, the ECP only started releasing results more than 15 hours after polls closed, at noon on that day, citing complications brought about by the internet outage on election day. The ECP had earlier assured that their system

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On 2 March, PTI leaders and workers once again clashed with the police as the party staged protests in 38 cities across Punjab. Police in Punjab reportedly thrashed and arrested several workers and leaders. The party claimed that around 80 protesters were arrested from Lahore alone, including Mian

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saying during an party meeting that PML-N leaders informed him about the PPP's claim that the "MQM-P’s mandate is 100% fake". Additionally, he stated that the PPP suggested to the PML-N that the PPP and the PML-N collectively possess sufficient numbers to form the federal government, rendering the

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wrote that one clear thing is the old methods used to silence people's voices are no longer effective. A new generation of young voters has emerged in Pakistan who are calling for a departure from the past and seeking the ability to elect their leaders, rather than allowing the military, which has

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issued by the ECP, the PML-N secured only 17 National Assembly seats and approximately 30-40 seats in the Punjab Assembly. The party also established an online portal to gather evidence of electoral irregularities by collecting election records from polling stations nationwide, aiming to highlight

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of PML-N, stunned the country when in initially results, she defeated Asif with 131,615 to 82,615 votes. However, when the full official results were announced, Dar's total had been reduced by 31,434 votes, while Asif gained votes, ultimately leading to his declaration as the winner. Similarly, in

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announced that the alliance would initiate a nationwide protest movement to address alleged election rigging and advocate for the "restoration of the Constitution and democracy" across Pakistan. He said that the protest's inaugural gathering shall commence in Balochistan before expanding to other

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In March, the Interior Ministry informed the Sindh High Court (SHC) that X had been temporarily suspended pending further orders based on intelligence agency reports. On 18 April, a statement from X's Global Government Affairs indicated that "it continues to work with the government to understand

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Activists challenging the ban allege that it was designed to suppress dissent following the February 8 general elections, which were allegedly marred by widespread claims of vote rigging and subsequent protests. Authorities had also allegedly shut down mobile services on the day of the elections,

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highlighted that in Pakistan, the desire for the prime ministerial role is rare due to the establishment's belief that elections are too sensitive to be entrusted solely to civilian politicians. Consequently, following the elections, leading politicians displayed reluctance to claim power. Hanif

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wrote that the Pakistani military had experienced a setback, at least temporarily, with public sentiment turning against it. It also noted that allegations of electoral fraud by the military put Western countries in a difficult position, given their historic support of the military to ensure the

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called the delay in announcing the election results unusual, even by Pakistan's standards, saying that signs of tampering were "plentiful." Reportedly, when the internet returned early on 9 February, PTI-backed independent candidates across the country seemed to have a clear majority in National

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NetBlocks, the internet Observatory confirmed through its Live metrics showing X/Twitter has been restricted in #Pakistan for since February, with service remaining fully or intermittently restricted for most users. They added that the incident comes amidst a surge in internet censorship during

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saying that he had pursued legal action, referring to the military's involvement by accusing them of rewriting the results. The PTI claimed that the results of at least 18 National Assembly seats were "falsely changed" by election officers, while at least six of its losing affiliated candidates

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According to Pakistani election laws, the returning officer (RO) shall compile provisional results on or before 2 a.m. the day immediately following the election day. However, for thousands of polling stations across Pakistan, results were halted, and they were not reported even 24 hours after

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commented that the commissioner's confession indicates widespread electoral rigging during the general elections, and remarked that the high-ranking bureaucrat's public confession had worsened the country's crisis. Following Chattha's retraction of electoral fraud claims and disappearance,

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in the scheme. The ECP denied the allegations, saying that divisional commissioners had no direct role in the electoral process, and said it would launch an inquiry. Isa rejected the commissioner's allegation, calling them "baseless". The PTI also called for an investigation. Following his

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security of the country's nuclear arsenal. It added that "General Asim Munir's tenure may be remembered as one of the darkest for the army, with its reputation suffering greatly under his leadership." It also raised concern over Munir's post-election speech, describing it as uncommon.

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voted 368-7 to approve a resolution urging an independent investigation into alleged irregularities in Pakistan's election. The resolution condemned efforts to hinder democratic participation through harassment, intimidation, violence, arbitrary detention, and internet restrictions.

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to Pakistan from global lenders but urged the IMF to consider its policy guidance note from 1997 stating that "a government without legitimate representation, when imposed upon a country, carries no moral authority to govern, and, in particular, to carry out taxation measures".

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On February 18, PTI workers clashed with police in multiple cities across the country during protests. In Lahore, PTI supporters assembled outside the Lahore Press Club and the PTI's Jail Road office to voice their grievances. On the same day, PTI-backed candidates, including

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The JUI-F announced to initiate a protest campaign starting from 16 February and also declared their intention to sit in opposition benches in assemblies. While PTI also announced plans to commence nationwide demonstrations against alleged election rigging from February 17.

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wrote that although the election results represented a significant setback for the military, and would potentially undermine General Munir's position, but it was unlikely that the military will relinquish its influential role in determining the next prime minister.

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On 10 March, the PTI organized another series of protests across the country in response to Imran Khan's call. The protests were suppressed by Punjab Police, as numerous leaders, activists, and supporters, including PTI leaders Salman Akram Raja,

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article, stated that this election marks the initial instance in Pakistan's history where a party has achieved such success without the support of the military and this will spark a new political chaos in the country. According to the

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out of the electoral race. Foreign media, observer groups and members of the international community, including the United States, United Kingdom and the European Union, have voiced their concerns about the fairness of the elections.

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Videos and posts circulating on social media platform X on Friday quoted foreign media outlets as reporting that the PTI had won over 150 seats in the general elections. No proof was found, however, for such reports having been

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announcement, Chattha surrendered to police, who sealed off his office as part of an investigation. In addition to the PTI, a PML-N senator also demanded the resignation of Sikandar Sultan Raja over the rigging allegations.

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called the election "The ‘generals’ elections’ which turned against the military". It also dubbed the election as the “most rigged” in the country's history saying the military was seen as backing Nawaz Sharif. According to

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Following the elections, access to X has been sporadic, with availability fluctuating based on the internet service provider, forcing users to rely on virtual private networks (VPNs), as noted by Alp Toker of NetBlocks.

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also expressed their intent to join the PLM-N and PPP coalition, which enables them to hold a total of 152 directly elected seats in the National Assembly, which is expected to be augmented by gains in reserved seats.

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claimed that party had won 180 National Assembly seats, including three in Islamabad, four in Balochistan, 115 in Punjab, 16 in Sindh, and 42 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. He also called for the immediate resignation of

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After the elections, allegations of vote rigging led to mass protests across Pakistan on 10 February 2024. Dissatisfied with the delayed results, PTI supporters staged protests in various cities including in

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Rumors spread on social media claiming that international media outlets had reported the PTI winning over 150 seats. However, a fact-check conducted by iVerify found no evidence to support these claims.

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said that the historic turnout in Pakistan was swamping the military's effort to rig the election and that the military has proved unable to suppress the populist movement interrogating its authority.

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as saying that he received a direct death threat from an army colonel after he publicly accused the military of stuffing the ballot boxes with fake votes in the constituency where he was a candidate.

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wrote "Election results seem to be blowing up in the military establishment’s face which attempted to make Imran Khan irrelevant by jailing him, cracking down PTI". Lipika Pelham wrote for the

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again citing security concerns. NetBlocks, an internet monitoring group, reported that users were unable to access X on 10th February while the country was awaiting the election results.

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appeared to have been thwarted, particularly due to the PTI's effective utilization of social media, given the significant levels of illiteracy in the country. In a separate article,

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Media outlets around the world denounced the election as "fraudulent" with western media characterizing the election as already decided in favor of the military's preferred candidate

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noted analysts' views that the election results and potential weak coalition government align with the military's interests, protecting their political and business agendas.

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MQM-P unnecessary for government formation. Kamal later confirmed the authenticity of the video and insisted that there was nothing new in his party rivals' claim that his

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was initially leading with 100,000 votes in 1,310 out of 1,320 polling stations on election night. However, the next day, he was trailing by 13,522 votes, and his opponent

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seats that they alleged to have won in the city. They argued that Form 45 data showed them leading by large margins, but the Form-47 results declared candidates from

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The official Twitter account of Imran Khan was involved in disseminating false information by sharing a fabricated video purportedly showing post-election rigging.

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in its editorial wrote that this turn of events had left the public puzzled and deepened the mystery, prompting urgent calls for an immediate investigation.

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In response, Imran Khan called the upcoming coalition a "daylight robbery" and warned "against the misadventure of forming a government with stolen votes."

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remarked that Imran Khan and the PTI had strongly resisted the influence of the military, which led to the latter resorting to last-minute rigging efforts.

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also acknowledged in another leaked audio recording that the MQM-P "did not get votes in this election," and emphasized the difference from the

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was marred by allegations of vote rigging and delayed results. These allegations led to widespread protests and unrest across the country. The

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saying despite PTI-backed independents winning the majority of seats in parliament, they were unlikely to be permitted to form a government.

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polling ended. The results in several key constituencies were shifted towards the military-backed parties after hours of unexplained delays.

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said that “The government’s actions reek of authoritarianism, stifling dissent, and silencing voices in the name of maintaining control.”

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stated that the party had chosen to be in the opposition both at the federal level and in Punjab, following the directives of Imran Khan.

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in 61 constituencies including those backed by the PTI, the PML-N leading in 43, and the PPP leading in 47. Others led in 27 seats. The

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Prior to the election, concerns grew over electoral irregularities as evidence suggested manipulation and political interference by the

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As of 5:00 p.m. local time, the ECP had chalked up 43 seats for the PML-N and 61 for independents, including those backed by the PTI.

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accused Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz of orchestrating police actions against peaceful protestors. Protests also occurred in

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but also a collaborative endeavour involving the judiciary and major political parties to thwart the PTI from assuming power.

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as its respective nominees for chief minister in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Later that day however, PTI official

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secure victory using fake stamps. He implicated Chief Electoral Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja and Chief Justice

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persisted with their sit-in on Charsadda Road for a second day, contesting alleged rigging in the constituency

674: 258: 3959: 2814:"Top bureaucrat in Pakistan's Rawalpindi resigns after admitting responsibility for manipulating poll results" 2064: 1636: 1058:'s directive to restore access to the social media platform, X remains inaccessible to users across Pakistan. 395:

Vote rigging and irregularities were allegedly to have occurred through the Election Commission of Pakistan’s

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have alleged that Form 45s carry the actual results while Form 47s were allegedly prepared before Form 45s.

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Ali Zardari return as president, and said that his party would field nominees for the chairmanship of the

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The following day, PTI protests continued across various cities. In Peshawar, PTI workers obstructed the

1012: 591: 6439: 1748: 59: 6787: 6782: 6767: 4257: 3873: 1283: 1138: 941: 662: 595: 369: 233: 113: 1792: 6964: 6827: 6797: 1035: 945: 602: 530: 424: 3484:"FAFEN Urges ECP to Take Notice of Non-Adherence to Legal Requirements by ROs in Results Tabulation" 3217: 6777: 6761: 4404:"Pakistan polls: How another weak coalition in Islamabad will open a floodgate of issues for India" 1073: 377: 171: 5393: 5179:"National Assembly Secretariat summons inaugural session on Feb 29 as president 'rejects summary'" 4788: 4200: 4170: 3904:"Allies of ex-premier Imran Khan secure biggest share of seats in Pakistan's final election tally" 1603:"What the international media had to say about the elections that were everything but predictable" 830:

was quoted as saying, "This is a negative vote for the policies that the military was pursuing.".

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the election results did not unfold as per the military's expectations and had shaken the elite.

218: 1165:. Protests by PTI-backed candidates and their supporters also occurred outside the RO office in 64: 6772: 2784:"Commissioner Rawalpindi Chatha quits out of 'guilty conscience' for abetting election rigging" 1637:"Members of Congress Demand Biden Withhold Recognition of Coalition Claiming Power in Pakistan" 1347: 871: 476:, who was contesting for the National Assembly seat from NA-71 Sialkot-II constituency against 3679: 6822: 5983:"JUI-F holds sit-ins on multiple roads in Sindh as protests continue against alleged rigging" 3695:"Top Pakistani General resigns. Media says he stood up to the establishment, COAS Asim Munir" 2904:"Rawalpindi commissioner says poll results 'manipulated' under his watch; ECP rejects claims" 1378: 1200: 1181: 1087:

Several condemnations of the ban were also exchanged by many non-governmental organizations.

995: 650: 583: 439: 248: 1855:"ECP instructs Provincial Election Commissioners, ROs to announce results within 30 minutes" 6812: 5613: 4434:"Never won a war, never lost an election: Did Imran Khan spoil Pakistan military's record?" 4110:"The Observer view on Pakistan voters' rejection of military rule: a victory for democracy" 1189: 927:

announced that their parties had agreed to form a coalition government. PML-N spokesperson

741: 546: 404: 156: 3746:"Fact check: International media did not report PTI winning over 150 seats in Feb 8 polls" 698:. Kakar issued a veiled warning, suggesting that if he were to disclose information about 8: 6943: 1016: 748: 691: 630: 626: 579:

of these petitions and directed the ECP to rectify any discrepancies in Forms 45 and 47.

3667: 3306:"Ex-Rawalpindi commissioner Liaquat Chattha apologizes for 'false' rigging allegations" 1279: 1154: 1109: 1104: 928: 887: 865: 827: 735: 711: 606: 203: 4731:"Pakistan election: Imran Khan's rivals PML-N and PPP reach a deal to form government" 4288:"Pakistan election results seem to be blowing up in the military establishment's face" 3453: 1977: 1050:) was suspended following the allegations of electoral irregularities by Chattha. The 1023:

On 28 February, at least 31 members of the US Congress wrote a letter to US President

6969: 1948: 1255: 1225: 1221: 988: 984: 566:. Meanwhile, PTI-backed independent candidates from Karachi filed petitions with the 486: 482: 5684:"After MQM-P's Mustafa Kamal, Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori's leaked audio surfaces" 4878:"All that we know about PTI's picks for prime minister, provincial chief executives" 4201:"Pakistan plunges into power vacuum after Imran Khan defies election odds from jail" 2934:"Pakistan bureaucrat 'accepts responsibility' for poll result manipulation, resigns" 2873:"Pakistan elections: Rawalpindi commissioner resigns admitting to tampering results" 1793:"Historic Turnout in Pakistan Is Swamping the Military's Effort to Rig the Election" 1489:"Opinion: Pakistan's shocking election result shows authoritarians don't always win" 6379:"Protest rallies against 'rigging': 300 PTI activists booked in Bahawalpur, Gujrat" 3335:"U-Turn: Here's complete statement of ex-commissioner Rawalpindi Liaqat Ali Chatha" 1978:"Pakistan election results: Pakistan election count close amid rigging allegations" 1299: 1240: 1162: 1158: 1055: 980: 933: 920: 848: 618: 567: 6683: 4232:"Pakistani party backed by jailed ex-prime minister wins most seats in parliament" 1749:"8 Flagrant Ways the U.S-Backed Government in Pakistan Is Subverting the Election" 1573:"How Is The World Reacting To Pakistan General Election?: US, UK, Iran, Australia" 1254:

On 29 February, PTI-backed independent candidates also staged protests inside the

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elections marred by irregularities in Pakistan. Asad Baig, a media strategist at

803: 762: 238: 208: 3595: 570:, contesting the provisional results for 16 National Assembly seats and over 20 442:, voiced worries about the possibility of an internet shutdown on election day. 27: 6959: 4848: 4730: 4617: 4317: 4080:"Pakistan army chief calls for unity as election fails to produce clear winner" 2392: 1912:"PTI-Backed Candidate Basharat Alleges Discrepancy Between Form 45 And Form 47" 1382: 1327: 1307: 1267: 1177: 1113: 972: 924: 907: 894: 614: 587: 571: 541: 497:

will not be affected by any kind of internet outage, and can work offline. The

42: 6288:"Sindh opposition parties call off protest against alleged rigging in Karachi" 4789:"Pakistan's old guard confronts shock upset to Imran Khan in Punjab heartland" 4343: 4141:"Imran Khan claims victory in Pakistan poll but military might have final say" 3596:"Pakistan 2024 election fairness score plummets to lowest since 2013 – PILDAT" 6995: 6604:"Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan urges IMF to call election audit, his lawyer says" 6522:"Six opposition parties including PTI unite for 'protection of Constitution'" 5241:"PTI calls on IMF to link grant of financial facility with 'good governance'" 4526:"Why Nawaz Sharif failed to win Pakistan election despite tacit army support" 4374:"Vantage: Why Pak poll results are about vote against army and power of tech" 4258:"Imran Khan's party defied the odds in Pakistan election with strong showing" 1952: 1456:"Why Nawaz Sharif failed to win Pakistan election despite tacit army support" 1343: 1185: 957: 878: 835: 813: 780: 774: 635: 518: 504: 435: 403:. Many activists and politicians including former Pakistani Prime Ministers, 306: 223: 5892:"Protests take place across Pakistan amid election vote-rigging allegations" 2362:"Protests take place across Pakistan amid election vote-rigging allegations" 1425:"Protests take place across Pakistan amid election vote-rigging allegations" 5518:"Pakistan says it blocked social media platform X over 'national security'" 3054:"PTI calls for probe into Pindi commissioner's electoral fraud allegations" 1351: 1339: 1263: 1248: 789: 695: 550: 490: 477: 389: 373: 2664:"Pir Pagara alleges rigging, forfeits two Sindh Assembly seats won by GDA" 2451: 2237:"Pakistan election results 2024 live: No clear winner as counting goes on" 2152:"Election Commission Of Pakistan System Is Not Dependent On Internet: CEC" 1941:"Delays in Pakistan poll results, Imran Khan's party alleges mass rigging" 1262:

Shahzad Farooq and Afzaal Azeem Pahat, who contested the election against

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After the elections, a series of leaked audio clips of key leaders of the

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On 19 February, the PTI announced that it would form an alliance with the

5860: 5485:"Services of social media platform X disrupted in Pakistan for third day" 3509: 3024:"'Present evidence', CJP Isa on Rawalpindi commissioner's rigging claims" 2482:"PML-N won 17 seats in NA, 30-40 in Punjab Assembly, claims Hammad Azhar" 2207:"Pakistan mobile network being restored after day-long election blackout" 1291: 1275: 1236: 968: 853: 315: 6136:"PTI, police face off in several cities amid protests against 'rigging'" 5803:"Mustafa Kamal 'owns' audio leak, says nothing new about 'fake mandate'" 5743:"Mustafa Kamal 'owns' audio leak, says nothing new about 'fake mandate'" 4908:"PTI to sit in opposition in Centre, Punjab on Imran's directives: Saif" 3930:"The 'generals' elections' in Pakistan that turned against the military" 3540:"General Election 2024 Records Lowest Fairness Score Since 2013: PILDAT" 3248:"Former Rawalpindi Commissioner Liaqat Ali Chatha records his statement" 2573:"Courts flooded with challenges as PTI-backed hopefuls assail 'rigging'" 1544:"The 'generals' elections' in Pakistan that turned against the military" 1369:

On 12 April, a coalition comprising six opposition parties named as the

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and also staged sit-ins on several roads including Vadhavah Bypass, the

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when the party obtained seven seats, which was their actual vote bank.

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In April 2024, Lieutenant General Ayman Bilal Safdar, the Commander of

420: 408: 381: 5773:"Kamal claims to have found MQM-London 'insider' after his audio leak" 4673:"Pakistan election: PTI joins religious parties, PPP backs rival PMLN" 4618:"Pakistan's 'King of Chaos' Imran Khan keeps winning even behind bars" 3570:"General Election Fairness Score Plunges To Lowest Since 2013: PILDAT" 3364:"EXPLAINER: What's a commissioner's role in election process, if any?" 2994:"ECP refutes Rawalpindi commissioner's allegations, initiates inquiry" 2007:"Pakistan polls: PTI alleges election tampering, claims votes 'stolen" 6548:"PTI To Kick Off 'Protest Movement' From Balochistan, Says Omar Ayub" 5953:"Protests across country against alleged 'election rigging' escalate" 2724:"PTI-backed candidates carrying fake form-45 to claim victory: PML-N" 2328:"Pakistan's surprising and marred 2024 election, and what comes next" 1515:"'Election engineering': Is Pakistan's February vote already rigged?" 1355: 1146: 1081: 1031: 1024: 976: 858: 769: 756: 473: 466: 6409: 5629: 5484: 5027: 4966:"PTI strikes alliance with Sunni Ittehad Council, vows to form govt" 4965: 4934: 4759: 3780: 3745: 3083: 2603: 2572: 2542: 2481: 2421: 1881: 1602: 1228:, staged rallies in Peshawar and other areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. 6574:"ECP's body 'reportedly' completes probe into alleged poll rigging" 5301:"Imran's letter to IMF akin to hostility towards state, says Nawaz" 2151: 1911: 1880:

Siddiqui, Iftikhar A. Khan; Zain, Amjad Mahmood (9 February 2024).

1363: 1150: 5832:"Leaked audios highlight MQM-P's difficulties with 'fake mandate'" 5567:"Pakistan official admits involvement in rigging election results" 3395:"ECP approves appointment of ROs, DROs for general elections 2024" 2694:"Pir Pagara warns of martial law, emergency amid political crisis" 2181:"Communication problems cause results to delay: Interior Ministry" 469:, challenged these allegedly doctored final counts in the courts. 5923:"Batons, teargas used to disperse PTI protests against 'rigging'" 2452:"PTI demands 'immediate' resignation of CEC Sikandar Sultan Raja" 2270:"How millions of young people broke Pakistan's rules of politics" 1823:"Pakistan election results show tight race with a long way to go" 1668:"Pakistan Election: Latest Updates on Imran Khan and PTI's Surge" 1315: 1193: 1166: 1130: 1047: 643: 563: 559: 554: 400: 396: 6349:"PTI protests against 'rigging' met with arrests across country" 5542:"X working with Pakistan govt to 'understand concerns' over ban" 3874:"Election Shocker in Pakistan: Where the Country Goes From Here" 3812:"Pakistan Election Surprise: Imran Khan's Party Puts Up a Fight" 1395:

and 13 National Assembly constituencies of Rawalpindi Division.

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constituency. Jan Muhammad Buledi, a former spokesperson of the

6630:"ECP completes probe into alleged rigging in general elections" 5394:"Imran Khan's allies accuse Pakistan officials of vote rigging" 4557:"Angry Young Pakistanis Give Imran Khan a Future Shot at Power" 4318:"Pakistan army urges unity as ex-PMs both declare election win" 2964:"Rawalpindi commissioner resigns over alleged election rigging" 2604:"ECP gets eight days to decide complaints against poll results" 1723:"Form-47 won over Form-45 in Feb 8 polls: Shahid Khaqan Abbasi" 1423:

Ellis-Petersen, Hannah; Baloch, Shah Meer (February 12, 2024).

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Ellis-Petersen, Hannah; Baloch, Shah Meer (12 February 2024).

4344:"Have the Pakistan Elections Made the Country's Crisis Worse?" 4139:

Ellis-Petersen, Hannah; Baloch, Shah Meer (10 February 2024).

3990:"Imran Khan Allies Take Lead In Pakistan Election Final Tally" 3960:"Pakistan's Military Couldn't Keep Imran Khan Down. Now What?" 3114:"PML-N senator demands CEC Sikandar Sultan Raja's resignation" 2422:"Barrister Gohar Khan shares details of NA seats 'won by PTI'" 2360:

Ellis-Petersen, Hannah; Baloch, Shah Meer (11 February 2024).

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Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and Transparency

6013:"PS-129: JI's Hafiz Naeem withdraws from Sindh Assembly seat" 5459:"Amid ban, X says working with govt to 'understand concerns'" 5361:"Alvi says use of EVMs could've averted election uncertainty" 5149:"PTI announces countrywide street protests against 'rigging'" 2634:"PS-129: JI's Hafiz Naeem withdraws from Sindh Assembly seat" 1287: 6663:"Pakistan hits back at US Congress' call for election probe" 6197:"Parties unite in Sindh to protest against 'election fraud'" 6105:"Resolving to sit in opposition, PTI announces protest plan" 3424:"How The Commissioner Rawalpindi Opened A New Pandora's Box" 2393:"Pakistan election: Pact may shut out Imran Khan supporters" 2390: 1161:, Punjab police detained 100 PTI activists for blocking the 876:

with videos depicting alleged rigging and manipulation. The

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Salman Akram Raja, a PTI leader and candidate was quoted in

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also described Munir as the primary loser of the election.

6074:"JUI-F enters protest mode as Jamaat 'breaks up' with PTI" 5426:"'Mother of all rigging' has made Pakistan laughing stock" 5331:"PTI asks IMF to mull 'political stability' in loan talks" 3277:"Ex-Pindi commissioner apologises for rigging allegations" 3192:"IHC issues notices to ministry, PTA over suspension of X" 3141:"How long can govt hide behind 'all is well on X' mantra?" 1112:

was fake. Later that day, Sindh Governor and MQM-P leader

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launched legal appeals questioning the results, including

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Goldbaum, Christina; ur-Rehman, Zia (9 February 2024).

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During a news conference on 16 February, PML-N leaders

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Parkin, Benjamin; Bokhari, Farhan (10 February 2024).

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On 4 May, during a tense confrontation between former

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On 17 February, more than a week after the election,

6043:"JI's Siraj steps down, Naeem quits seat in protest" 5889: 5861:"After Kamal, Tessori admits MQM-P's poll 'setback'" 4997:"PTI-backed independents join Sunni Ittehad Council" 4849:"Pakistan: Imran Khan picks Omar Ayub as PM nominee" 4138: 2359: 2292: 2290: 1422: 1235:

was called. Amidst heavy police presence led by the

6713: 4132: 3649:"PTI demands inquiry after Kakar's Form-47 threats" 2862: 2391:Lipika Pelham; Caroline Davies (11 February 2024). 2350: 1786: 1784: 1782: 1780: 1778: 1776: 1774: 1740: 1659: 1625: 833:Sameer Arshad Khatlani in an opinion piece for the 705: 5088:"Alvi gets flak for sitting on NA session summary" 1011:On 28 February, Imran Khan penned a letter to the 936:and the speakership of the National Assembly. The 540:During a press briefing on 13 February, PTI chair 6103:Raza, Syed Irfan; Ali, Kalbe (17 February 2024). 6072:Ali, Kalbe; Khan, Ahmad Fraz (15 February 2024). 5713:"Kamal's leaked audio goes viral on social media" 5654:"Kamal's leaked audio goes viral on social media" 5453: 5451: 4760:"New coalition won't even last two years: Mengal" 4694: 4636: 4012: 3809: 2902:Naseer, Tahir; Sheikh, Adnan (17 February 2024). 2320: 2287: 2065:"Haleem Adil challenges results of NA-238 in SHC" 1418: 1416: 562:and the provisional official election results in 6993: 6258:"Opposition-free Sindh PA swears in 147 as MPAs" 4050:"Confusion reigns in Pakistan's rigged election" 1771: 919:At a press conference on 13 February, the PPP's 914: 419:The election results gave former prime minister 6470:"Punjab Police unleash might on PTI protesters" 5028:"No decision on SIC seats as NA meets tomorrow" 229:Protection of Women against Violence Bill, 2015 5448: 1413: 6699: 5391: 4020:"Pakistan is out of friends and out of money" 3781:"'Post-poll rigging' videos or a damp squib?" 3646: 2094:"Candidates move PHC against alleged rigging" 341: 4665: 4426: 3166:"X, formerly Twitter still down in Pakistan" 2901: 1879: 4781: 3952: 3692: 6706: 6692: 6496:"PTI nationwide protests met with arrests" 5387: 5385: 4464:"Confusion in Pakistan: What happens now?" 4163: 3510:"FAFEN asks ECP to audit election results" 3084:"Official shunted after rigging bombshell" 2754:"PTI dream of majority in NA is a far cry" 452:Alleged electoral manipulation in Pakistan 348: 334: 6833:Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Parliamentarians 5210:"PTI reminds IMF of 'fair polls' promise" 4588:"How Imran Khan's Party Stunned Pakistan" 3623:"Kakar, Abbasi 'spar over wheat scandal'" 1350:were detained in Sheikhupura. PTI leader 729: 6255: 4585: 3841:Goldbaum, Christina (10 February 2024). 3840: 3392: 1094: 368:was accused of rigging in favour of the 6102: 6071: 5382: 5207: 4994: 4963: 4932: 4702:"Shehbaz prevails in race for PM House" 4554: 4492: 3721:"Did Pak Army Chief Sack This General?" 3693:Chakraborty, Debdutta (16 April 2024). 3620: 1371:Tehreek Tahafuz Ayeen-i-Pakistan (TTAP) 485:constituency, the PTI-backed candidate 6994: 6657: 6655: 6227:"Protest outside Sindh Assembly today" 5920: 5664:from the original on February 29, 2024 5512: 5510: 5271:"PM disapproves of Imran's IMF letter" 5238: 5026:Khan, Iftikhar A. 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PTI leader 14: 7028: 6944:Liaquat Ali Chattha's controversy 6584:from the original on 4 March 2024 6420:from the original on 4 March 2024 6389:from the original on 4 March 2024 6359:from the original on 3 March 2024 6329:from the original on 2 March 2024 6317:Raza, Syed Irfan (1 March 2024). 6268:from the original on 3 March 2024 6146:from the original on 3 March 2024 6115:from the original on 3 March 2024 5963:from the original on 2 March 2024 5933:from the original on 3 March 2024 5921:Report, Dawn (11 February 2024). 5871:from the original on 4 March 2024 5341:from the original on 1 March 2024 5311:from the original on 1 March 2024 4624:from the original on 2 March 2024 3647:Correspondent, Our (5 May 2024). 3550:from the original on 6 March 2024 3520:from the original on 4 March 2024 2338:from the original on 1 March 2024 1647:from the original on 3 March 2024 1101:Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan 824:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 717: 527:Balochistan provincial government 493:was declared the winner instead. 472:Rehana Imtiaz Dar, the mother of 254:Information Technology University 214:Punjab Educational Endowment Fund 16:Controversy in Pakistani politics 6622: 6596: 6566: 6540: 6514: 6488: 6462: 6432: 6401: 6371: 6341: 6310: 6280: 6249: 6219: 6189: 6158: 6127: 6096: 6065: 6035: 6005: 5975: 5945: 5914: 5883: 5853: 5824: 5795: 5765: 5735: 5705: 5676: 5646: 5621: 5607: 5583: 5559: 5534: 5477: 5418: 5353: 5323: 5293: 5263: 5232: 5201: 5171: 5141: 5110: 5080: 5050: 5019: 4988: 4957: 4926: 4900: 4870: 4841: 4811: 4752: 4723: 4610: 4517: 4456: 4396: 4366: 2268:Noack, Rick (14 February 2024). 1389: 1381:as its president. 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FAFEN. 12 February 2024. 1258:during its first session. 1209:PS-129 Karachi Central-VIII 1123: 1013:International Monetary Fund 772:in an article published by 592:PS-129 Karachi Central-VIII 10: 7033: 7002:2024 elections in Pakistan 6788:Pakistan Muslim League (Q) 6768:Pakistan Muslim League (N) 1284:Mian Muhammad Haroon Akbar 1139:Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan 1036:electronic voting machines 942:Pakistan Muslim League (Q) 586:, who won election to the 449: 370:Pakistan Muslim League (N) 234:Orange Line (Lahore Metro) 114:Prime Minister of Pakistan 6984:* Running as Independents 6978: 6952: 6931: 6880: 6841: 6798:Grand Democratic Alliance 6750:Parties participating in 6749: 6721: 5628:Baig, Asad (2024-04-27). 1203:, who was elected to the 1034:, stated that the use of 946:Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party 846:During an interview with 603:Grand Democratic Alliance 425:Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf 6793:Muttahida Qaumi Movement 6778:Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) 6762:Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf 1386:regions of the country. 1251:and tear gas by police. 1074:Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf 378:Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf 191:Chief Minister of Punjab 35:This article is part of 6818:Balochistan Awami Party 2235:Siddiqui, Faras Ghani. 1149:. 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