Imran Khan's Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party in Pakistan has said it will not form an alliance with former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's party or Bilawal Bhutto's party to form the government. Barrister Gahar Ali Khan, chairman of Imran Khan's party PTI, announced this. Said that his party will get more than 150 seats. News from Jio News.

Gahar Ali Khan told Geo News on Friday (February 9), we are not in any contact with PML-N and PPP. PTI is going to win in 150 seats. We will form the government at the center and in the provincial assembly of Punjab.

According to Reuters, the results of more than 100 constituencies have been announced. Where independent candidates supported by PTI are ahead. The results of 182 constituencies have been announced in the latest update of Jio News around 6:15 pm on Friday. As a result of the private sector, it is said that independent candidates won in 76 seats. Most of whom are followers of Imran Khan. Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) won 55 seats. Pakistan People's Party (PPP), which came third, won 43 seats.

Besides, Muttahida Qaumi Movement won 4 seats, Istegaam Pakistan Party 2 seats, Pakistan Mashi League and Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam (F) won 1 seat each.

According to the news of Pakistani media Dawn, if a party wants to form a government alone, it has to win 134 seats. However, analysts say that no party can get an absolute majority in Pakistan this time.

It should be noted that direct voting is held in 266 seats of the National Assembly in Pakistan. Voting in one seat was earlier suspended after a candidate was shot dead by miscreants ahead of the polls. So on Thursday (February 8) voting took place in 265 constituencies. And due to legal obstacles, candidates supported by Imran Khan's party PTI participated in the election as independents.