ISLAMABAD: Spokesperson of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Naeem ul Haq said blamed Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) for low turn out of voters.
While talking in a special transmission of NA 122 by-election on a private TV channel, Naeem ul Haq blamed ECP for low turn out of voters.
“Poor election system caused low turn out of a voters,” Naeem ul Haq. He said that Abdul Aleem is still ahead of Ayaz Sadiq.
Earlier, vote count in national assembly’s 122 constituency (NA-122) re-elections has been stopped after a party objected counting.
According to details, vote count in Lahore’s area of Aitchison College’s polling station was stopped after polling agents of Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) objected on counter.
Three polling stations were established in Aitchison College’s area where turnover was more 53 percent as per media reports.
So far it is very early to say which candidate is going to win the contest but the scenario is telling that PML-N candidate in NA-122, Ayaz Sadiq, will regain his seat by winning the by-polls but it will be a nail biting contest.
It is to be kept in mind that Aleem Khan is contesting from PTI and former speaker National Assembly Ayaz Sadiq is contesting from ruling party’s side.
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