ISLAMABAD: Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan has casted his vote in in Model School Mohra Noor polling station in UC-23, The NewsTribe.com reported.
According to details, Imran Khan’s vote no. is 616 and polling at the Mohra Noor station was stopped half an hour before Imran Khan arrived the site.
While speaking at the moment to media Imran Khan said that he has nothing to give the nation now and he has no idea whether election Commission is going to extend the polling time.
He further added that government is made of rigging and how can she hold free and fair elections?
He criticized that he was stopped from hold campaign for LB polls, while on the other side Premier Nawaz Sharif gave packages for the people of Gilgit and Punjab but he was not asked for violation of conduct by ECP.
Earlier PTI has requested the ECP to announce public holiday in Islamabad and extend the poling time, so that more people can vote in the first local bodies elections.
According to details, Chief Election Commissioner Sardar Raza is expected to take up the applications in a meeting at ECP in a while.
While talking to media PTI senior leader Asad Umar said that Polling agents are creating pressure on voters, polling time must be increased as large number of voters are government employees who are going to free after 2 pm and some may likely to miss their right to cast their vote due to shortage of time.
Asad Umar criticised Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) and said that it seems like it is sleeping of some important work on such an important day.
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