ISLAMABAD:
PML-N has also been dragged into the controversy surrounding allegations of malpractices in the 2013 general elections and the subject has become the case of investigation by an inquiry commission, according to local media sources.
The three-judge Commission headed by Chief Justice Nasir-ul-Mulk issued notices to PML-N and Muttahida Qaumi Movement since the Pakistan Tehreek i Insaaf and Jamaat i Islami had accused the parties of influencing the last elections, quoted local media outlets.
PTI had argued that these political solutions were necessary for the legitimacy of mandate claimed by PML-N when Nawaz Sharif had made a public address at 11.30 pm before the official announcement of election results, according to sources.
Before issuing notice to the PML-N, the chief justice asked the audience if any individual was there with instructions to represent the party. Although Information Technology Minister Anusha Rehman, Senator Rafiq Rajwana, Rohail Asghar and Talal Chaudhry were present in the Courtroom No 1, none of them volunteered to come forward, according to a local media outlet.
PMLN & PPP buy their votes whilst MQM get their by fear & threats, it would be a pleasant surprise to have a fair election and a fairly elected government in Pakistan.
You really think MQM gets vote due to threats and fear. In NA 246 MQM won with Rangers and Police presence inside Polling Stations. No complains of Corruption.
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