Finally, Pakistan's powerful military opened up about the election. Pakistan's army chief called for unity to forget all differences. He made this call while the country's two former prime ministers claimed victory in Pakistan's general elections.
Before the clear results of Pakistan's general elections, the country's army chief General Asim Munir called on all parties to show maturity and unity, saying that the politics of polarization is not suitable for a progressive nation of 250 million people. Everyone must work together.
General Munir said that winning and losing elections is not a contest of numbers, but an exercise in determining the mandate of the people. So anarchy and polarization must be left behind and move forward
Independent candidates linked to jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan won most of the seats, the latest results announced. And, another former prime minister and army confidant, Nawaz Sharif, has invited other parties to join their alliance to form the government.
This year's elections in Pakistan ended amid widespread violence and unprecedented delays in the start of vote counting. As a result, there has been widespread criticism from the Western world about the voting process. However, the Election Commission of Pakistan has already rejected all those criticisms.
Imran Khan has called upon the people of Pakistan to remain united as he is ahead in the polls. The speech created by artificial intelligence has been circulated on the social media X handle. There he said, the people of Pakistan have turned around in an unprecedented way.
He also said, "Despite two years of oppression and injustice, we won the polls with a two-thirds majority." No one can claim us now. I fully trust you all come to vote and you have respected my trust.
Imran Khan also said, your massive voting has surprised everyone. Lahore's plan failed as a result of massive voting. His party had secured victory in 150 seats before the fraud process started.
Independent candidates supported by Imran's party PTI are ahead till the latest news in Pakistan polls. Nawaz's party PML-N is in the second position. However, Nawaz Sharif is pushing to form the government as PTI did not participate in the election.
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Of the 245 seats declared, PTI supporters won 99, PML-N 69, PPP 52 and others 25 seats. 133 seats are required to form a government in Pakistan. Polling was held in 265 seats in the 336-seat Pakistan Parliament on Thursday. Election in one seat is postponed.
On Friday, the United States, the United Kingdom and the EU simultaneously expressed concern over the integrity of the election. UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron said there were serious questions about the fairness of the election. However, America has said that Washington will work together with the new government of Pakistan.
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