ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan alleged that Chief Minister (CM) Baluchistan Abdul Qadir Baloch won his seat by rigging
Imran Khan said, if fair investigations held in the country then Nawaz Sharif will be the first one to be found guilty, Iftikhar Chaudhry will be the next and Najam Sethi will stand third in the list.
PTI chairman alleged that, CM Baluchistan Abdul Malik Baloch  got 4500 Baluchistan National Party’s (BNP) Ahsan Shah got 4150 votes but 600 votes of BNP candidate were disappeared by the presiding officer and declared Abdul Malik Baloch winner.
Mir Quddus Bizenjo Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN) candidate got 544 votes in which  519 votes were unrecognized so he was elected on the base of 25 votes, Imran Khan claimed.
Mir Zafar Ullah Jamali got 40000 in National Assemble seat NA 266 while his opponent Mir Khoso manage to get 35000 in which 24 votes rejected and Jamali was elected on that seat, he said and claimed that Ifthikhr Choudhry was behind this rigging.
Imran Khan further said, he will play the BBC documentary tomorrow in which media giant showing Prime Minister (PM) Nawaz Sharif’s corruption.
He said, their Independence march provided jobs to several people in Islamabad.
PTI chairman once again invited all the farmer, workers, Army and Police personnel to join his Independence march.
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