Islamabad,  (Parliament Times) : PML-N rejects July 25 election results and announces a full-scale protest movement in Azad Kashmir, Pakistan and abroad. The decision was taken at a high-level meeting of PML-N ticket holders. The meeting was attended by Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir and President PML-N Raja Muhammad Farooq Haider Khan, Senior Vice President and former Prime Minister of Pakistan Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, Central Secretary General Ahsan Iqbal, Senior Vice President of Azad Kashmir Chaudhry Tariq Farooq, General Secretary Shah Ghulam Qadir, Vice President Chaudhry and all party ticket holders including Muhammad Aziz, Chief Organizer Mushtaq Ahmed Minhas participated. According to the resolution unanimously passed in the meeting, the recent election results of Azad Jammu and Kashmir held on July 25, 2021 were rejected due to open interference by the federal government and other institutions. The party which got more than 500,000 votes Despite winning only 6 seats, most of them were defeated by electoral engineering. A fact-finding committee will be formed to expose the evidence of fraud in the elections. Addressing the meeting, former Prime Minister of Pakistan Shahid Khaqan Abbasi said that he paid tribute to the people of Azad Kashmir who fought the worst fraud. We will not take back those who violated the party ticket holders. Those who have shown loyalty are our assets. Apart from one or two members of the PML-N, they have persevered with their party. Addressing the meeting, Raja Muhammad Farooq Haider Khan, President PML-N Azad Kashmir said that comparing the PML-N government with any government of 73 years to see that we have achieved historic achievements. The treasury is full today. The doors of the party have been closed on those who oppose it. Addressing the meeting, Secretary General PML-N Ahsan Iqbal said that he congratulated the PML-N candidates who fought hard despite all the pressure and rigging. PML-N workers are not alone, we are with you. You will not find us behind in all your struggles.

 

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