Pakistan Army Commander: Politicians should show political unity

According to the international group of Fars news agency, the commander of the Pakistani army on Saturday advised the country’s politicians to maintain their political unity during the holding of the elections and the announcement of the results.

According to the news network website report “NDTV”, General Syed Asim Munir, the commander of the Pakistani army, said: “Rival politicians are mature.” and show political unity after defeat in the elections to create a clear winner.” It is not just about winning and losing, but it is an exercise to determine the duty of the people. Since the people of Pakistan have shown their trust in the constitution, it is now incumbent on all political parties to respond with maturity and political unity.”

Mobile phone blackouts across the country on election day and slow counting of results led to suspicions that the military establishment was on the process to ensure the success of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. The former has had an impact.

Nawaz Sharif, another former prime minister of Pakistan, also claimed that his party is the biggest winner of the election and requested other parties to join him.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf led by former Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday warned the Election Commission to release the full results. to announce at midnight.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party announced on Saturday that both in the center and in the provinces of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa will form the government, asked the election commission to announce the complete results by midnight face in the areas where the results obtained hold demonstrations.

Two days after the voting, the results have not been announced yet It was believed that the country is moving towards a hung parliament or a coalition government. Claiming that his party won 170 seats, he said his party would form the government at the center as well as in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces.

The victory of Imran Khan’s allies is considered a very unexpected event because pre-election analysis showed that Sharif, who some believe has the support of the Pakistani military, in The election will be won.

Last day, violent protests were held across Pakistan following speculations about electoral fraud and slow counting of votes, and even the commission Human rights in Pakistan also warned about the “lack of transparency” in Pakistan’s elections and described the election results as “very worrying”.

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