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in 1990. In the supercharged atmosphere of the 1990 elections, the electorate surprised observers. Neither the IJI nor the PPP was expected to come up with a firm mandate to rule. Yet the IJI received a strong mandate to govern, winning 105 seats versus forty-five seats for the Pakistan Democratic
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Islami Jamhori Ittehad was an establishment-backed political alliance against the Benazir Bhutto-led PPP, formed after doling out money to the politicians, which caused the PPP's defeat in the said general elections. In 1993, former Air Chief Asghar Khan had moved SC against foul play in the 1990
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emerged from the 1988 elections as the most powerful politician outside the PPP. In December 1988, he succeeded in forming an IJI administration in Punjab and became the province's chief minister. It was from this power base that he waged the political battles that eventually led to his becoming
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In the 1993 national elections, the IJI coalition no longer existed to bring together all the anti-PPP forces. The religious parties expended most of their energies trying to form a workable electoral alliance rather than bolstering the candidacy of Nawaz Sharif, the only person capable of
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Alliance (PDA), of which the PPP was the main component in the National Assembly. Opposition groups alleged large scale selective rigging of seats to not just ensure an IJI victory but also prevent those opposed to Military influence from being elected.
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How an election was stolen: the PDA white paper on the Pakistan elections (1990) Peoples Democratic Alliance
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in elections that year. The alliance comprised nine parties, of which the major components were the
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Left in protest over the government's support of the Mujahidin government in Kabul, Afghanistan.
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conservative alliance formed in September 1988 to oppose the democratic socialist
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The following is a list of the nine allied political parties.
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Expelled due to association with opposition parties.
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Nine Stars are brothers, here comes Benazir's trouble
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Index

Leader
Nawaz Sharif
Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi
Abdul Ghafoor Ahmed
Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi
Muhammad Khan Junejo
PML-N
Islamabad
Ideology
Conservatism
Neoliberalism
Political position
Right-wing
Islam
National Assembly

Politics of Pakistan
Political parties
Elections
acronym
Urdu
right-wing
Pakistan Peoples Party
Pakistan Muslim League
National Peoples Party
Jamaat-e-Islami
Inter-Services Intelligence
Hamid Gul
Pakistan National Alliance
Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi

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