LAHORE: Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan has submitted application in Election Commission of Pakistan’s tribunal against alleged vote rigging in Lahore’s NA-122 constituency on Tuesday.
Imran Khan has demanded the tribunal for vote recounting in the constituency of Lahore under verification of National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) records.
However, EC tribunal accepted to commence hearing pertaining the submitted application by the PTI in the first week of September.
PTI chief alleged that current speaker of the National Assembly of Pakistan, Ayaz Sadiq, won the election on NA-122 through vote rigging.
It is pertinent to note, Khan managed to get 84,417 votes in the constituency, compared to Sadiq’s 93,362 votes on NA-122.
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