LAHORE: Pakistan Muslim league Nawaz (PML-N) leader and railway minister Khawaja Saad Rafique has challenged Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan to bring NADRA’s report before media in which claimed that every voter cast 6 votes at an average.
Khawaja Saad Rafique talking to media said that Imran Khan once again used the same tone which he used in his sit-ins.
“Imran Khan called me stranger and what about him [Imran] who had resigned from the assembly and still return to the same house which he didn’t accept it,” Saad said.
Railway minister said that PML-N have tolerated only to keep democracy flourish in the country.
He said that voting ratio in elections 2013 was 59% for PML-N and 41% PTI and it remained that same on 25 April election.
Saad said that party’s legal advisors will review the full order of election tribunal after that party will decide in three days whether to challenge the decision Supreme Court or not.
He further said that election tribunal was unable present any evidence in rigging.
Saad claimed that the tribunal only opened 15 polling stations in which form 14 of 7 polling stations were not present.
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