Anti-Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) alliance, comprising ten political, religious, and nationalist parties, has announced a wheel-jam strike across Sindh on May 22 against alleged riggings in recent polls.
According to reports, the ten-party alliance has termed the recent polls a historic robbery of public mandate in Sindh and announced sit-ins at every division headquarter during the strike across the province.
A special meeting of the ten-party alliance leaders was held, where they announced the strike and decided to meet Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) chief Nawaz Sharif in Lahore and brief him on massive rigging in polls by PPP candidates in Sindh.
