AJK Will Decide Winner in Elections Among Thieves & Traitors
Gallup survey suggests the winner of the AJK elections will be ruling PTI as 44% of the population thinks so
The general elections for Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Legislative Assembly are being held today and it is yet to see whether thieves, traitors, or dacoits win the heated contest.
The electioneering in this year’s polls was more about being contemptuous for the political rivals than presenting an agenda and manifesto for the people of the region.
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The party leaders didn’t shy calling their opponents thieves, dacoits, and even traitors to woo public.
Not just their political opponents were zeroed in during the electioneering but their families too.
Meanwhile, Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) just spectated the unruly use of foul language which continued until the last day.
Federal Minister Ali Amin Gandapur called former Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto a traitor and Nawaz Sharif a robber.
He even made sexist remarks against Pakistan Muslim League –Nawaz (PML-N) Vice President Maryam Nawaz in an election rally.
On the other hand, Maryam Nawaz accused Prime Minister Imran Khan of selling Kashmir and she also made anti-Semitic remarks against his sons.
Similarly, Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari lambasted PTI and PML-N for dragging families into politics.
He hit back at PTI and said that the people who had given NRO to Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav were calling his party’s founder a traitor.
Prime Minister Imran Khan wasn’t lagging in the race too. He labeled PPP Vice-Chairman Asif Ali Zardari ‘the biggest dacoit’ and Nawaz Sharif the biggest ‘áctor’.
After the intense use of foul language against each other, the people of AJK will decide the winner among thieves, dacoits and traitors in today’s elections for the next five years.
Gallup survey suggests the winner of the AJK elections will be ruling PTI as 44% of the population thinks so. The chances for PML-N are 12% while the faintest are for PPP with only 9%.



