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Count Down to Election 2023 PAKISTAN

Supreme Court must remove the Prime Minister for not holding elections as per the constitution.
 
Count Down to Election 2023 PAKISTAN

3 Days ago, supreme court did their part

This should have been done back in March 2022 when President Alvi announced elections
but 1 year gone by now

Finally every thing is settled

  • 87 Days left to election.
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In order to fix the country, the focus should be 100% towards a safe and fair election in 87 Days

All people of Pakistan must focus on this objective for next 87 days


1- No more bogus court cases
2- No more Tosha Khahana shit
3- No more Talk Shalk , Tea buscuit crap
4- No more woe is economy


PDM will try to do their SOSHA bazi
"Expect these shocks from PDM (PML, PPP, FAZLU) " they will try to stirr up the shit

> Women issue sosha
> Religious sosha
> Ethnic sosha
> Attack on judiciary sosha
> They will even inflame sectarian sosha if they have to




Get your act together NATION/ Military / Political and get in line and hold safe elections


Get chilled! Elections are not going to be held in 2023 ..........
There are two obstacles blocking PDM's mallicious plan. The President Alvi and the CJP ... First the parliament will complete its tenure on 12 Aug followed by the President and and finally the CJP ... If the govt. attempts to impose an emergency before the parliament's expiry date both the President and the CJP will create hurdles for them ..........
 
Get chilled! Elections are not going to be held in 2023 ..........
There are two obstacles blocking PDM's mallicious plan. The President Alvi and the CJP ... First the parliament will complete its tenure on 12 Aug followed by the President and and finally the CJP ... If the govt. attempts to impose an emergency before the parliament's expiry date both the President and the CJP will create hurdles for them ..........
and what if tomorro CJP remove the parliament? as they have given too much time and chances.
 
At this moment in time, the constitution is a tissue paper.

Even rape is not a crime.
 
Are you bothered by my reminder election data is passing away ?

Or Do you feel , Pakistani Citizen have failed if they will not get election

Perhaps it is seen as a great triumph , that people of Pakistan even after so many life lost of Citizen of Pakistan , have failed

Failure of People of Pakistan is seen as success by The Ellite ?





"Will of People is Pakistan"
I dont think anyone was bothered about your numbers

What we were bothered was that you couldn't get it through your head when you kept insisting elections were happening and when all of us kept telling you even a 10 year old can see there will be no elections

Your response to that would be 'elections must happen it is law'. Well we know it is law, but the powers who must conduct elections don't give a sh1t
 
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Considering Constitution is a mere tissue paper, Pakistan is a banana republic in its very true sense of the word.
 
As May 14th Day has passed technically people have right to take over state affairs anytime they wish


  • We have no PM
  • We have no Election Ecomission
  • We have no Government
  • The police is fired
  • Rangers should also consider themselves out of job
 
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Fazl asks workers to prepare for general elections

Bureau Report Published June 13, 2023




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<p>In this file photo, JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman addresses a press conference in Islamabad. — DawnNewsTV</p>

In this file photo, JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman addresses a press conference in Islamabad. — DawnNewsTV
PESHAWAR: Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman on Monday said the party’s central leadership had directed provincial leaders and workers to make preparations for the next general elections.
“We [JUI-F] will field our candidates in the elections, which are to take place sooner or later. However, seat adjustment will be made wherever it’s necessary,” Mr Fazl told a presser at the Mufti Mehmood Markaz here.
He said all political parties, which were part of the ruling coalition PDM, were on good terms with each other and supported each other in by-polls.
The JUI-F chief said every party developed its political strategy keeping its own interests in view.
“Though the Pakistan Democratic Movement is not a political alliance, we [JUI-F] don’t rule out the possibility of seat adjustment with its members,” he said.
Mr Fazl said it was parliament and not any individual to decide about whether general elections should be delayed or not, while the Election Commission of Pakistan was to announce the election schedule.
Says parliament, not any individual, to decide about poll delay
He said Pakistan’s foreign policy should be Pakistan-centric and it should protect the interests of both Pakistan and friendly countries.
The JUI-F chief resented Indian aggression against neighbouring countries.
He said India’s illegal occupation of Jammu and Kashmir was the consequence of the “Modi-Imran nexus.”
“The United Nations resolutions on the Kashmir conflict are being ignored,” he said, adding that the party expressed solidarity with the people of India-occupied territory.
Mr Fazl appreciated Chinese proposals for investment in different sectors of the country and said after the execution of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor project, the friendship between the two countries had turned into a ‘financial friendship’.
The JUI-F chief alleged that former prime minister Imran Khan damaged the CPEC project. “Imran froze the CPEC project and ruined Chinese investment. Those opposed to the CPEC were the friends of the United States, while the project’s supporters were the US enemies,” he said.
Mr Fazl said restoring China’s trust in Pakistan’s policies was vital, so the federal government was taking steps for it.
He said the Chinese government and business people would be invited to put money in the country.
The JUI-F also said foreigners wouldn’t invest a single penny in the country if there was any chance of Imran’s return to power.
He rejected the West’s concerns about arrests over the May 9-10 riots and insisted that hundreds of people were taken into custody following attacks on the British and American houses of parliament.
Mr Fazl also said the government should, besides the May 9-10 riots, also initiate legal action over “mega corruption” in the Billion Tree Tsunami, Bus Rapid Transit, Malam Jabba lease and Sehat Card programme of the last PTI government.
He said it seemed as if the country’s image as an Islamic country had been changed with a secular one’s.
“We will make efforts to restore Pakistan’s Islamic image. They will be part of our election campaign,” he said.
The JUI-F chief appreciated China for trying to bring Saudi Arabia and Iran closer. He congratulated Tayyip Erdogan over re-election as the president of Turkiye.
Published in Dawn, June 13th, 2023
 
I wonder if Pakistan army will stand for election, they certainly would get my vote!
 

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