Rawalpindi: The Rawalpindi Commissioner Liaquat Ali Chattha has shocked the nation by resigning from his post and admitting to his involvement in alleged election rigging. In a series of emotional statements, Chattha expressed deep remorse and called for severe consequences for his actions, including the death penalty.
Chattha’s resignation comes in the wake of revelations of electoral misconduct, with the commissioner admitting to his role in manipulating election results. In a video statement, Chattha expressed shame and regret, stating that he should be punished for his crimes. He claimed to have illegally ensured the victory of 14 candidates in Rawalpindi division, turning leads of 70,000 votes into defeats using fake stamps.
The former commissioner also implicated Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja in the alleged rigging, sparking further controversy. Chattha revealed that he had been under immense pressure to commit illegal acts and apologized to the nation for his actions. He declared that he deserved punishment and called for others involved in the scandal to face similar consequences.
Chattha’s shocking admissions have sent shockwaves through the political landscape, raising questions about the integrity of the electoral process.
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