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Aaaand finally,

MERAY AZIZ HUM WATANOAN...
THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR VOTES.

NOW...

[imranjee]

Khalqat, on 19 May 2013 - 02:06 PM, said:

Karachi NA-250 Profile:

Population - 754,720

Alvi won and got 17,489 votes.

MQM and PPP had a boycott.

Runner-up: Niamatullah Khan (Jamat-e-Islami) 446 votes.

What kind of mandate Alvi sahab has with about 2% votes?

This proves that MQM was justified in boycotting this re-election.

idiot, moron....speak only when you have complete information..these votes were only for 43 polling stations and overall alvi got 70, 000+ votes
khusbakht of mqm got 30000 form those stations where mqm was crying for repoll cos they knew the lost from those stations...so PTI got 50000+ more votes from those stations where mqm only got 30000(mqm knew they would lose with army in polling stations so boycotted to save their face u idiot)
you are such an idiot
and for your information percentage is only calculated from the total turnout not from the actual votes registered in a constituency
had there been army inside all polling stations MQM would have won only 1 seat
go and check the percentage of votes mqm got from all seats they won....loser they got less than 45% votes and PTI was runner up on every seat with huge votes which no other party ever got against mqm

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Sanguine, on 19 May 2013 - 02:59 PM, said:

Khalqat,everyone knows why MQM demanded for re-polling in the whole constituency, no? Because Khushbakht Shujaat didnt have a very good lead. Had ECP ordered re-polling, MQM would have again flooded the poll with fake votes, thereby making the effect of voter turnout in these 43 polling stations almost negligible. Sorry to say but the strength it gains by putting guns on people's temple is not considered strength by any civilized person.

Stop quoting Iqbal just to score yourself a point and Im sure you dont need to go off the rails now.

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imranjee, on 20 May 2013 - 01:50 AM, said:

idiot, moron....speak only when you have complete information..these votes were only for 43 polling stations and overall alvi got 70, 000+ votes
khusbakht of mqm got 30000 form those stations where mqm was crying for repoll cos they knew the lost from those stations...so PTI got 50000+ more votes from those stations where mqm only got 30000(mqm knew they would lose with army in polling stations so boycotted to save their face u idiot)
you are such an idiot
and for your information percentage is only calculated from the total turnout not from the actual votes registered in a constituency
had there been army inside all polling stations MQM would have won only 1 seat
go and check the percentage of votes mqm got from all seats they won....loser they got less than 45% votes and PTI was runner up on every seat with huge votes which no other party ever got against mqm

yaara good points but you just ruined your points by partaking in name calling.  Like I told Khalqat, please remain and argue from within the bounds of mutual respect and don't get personal.  when push comes to shove, we are all brothers in Islam.

I can understand your frustration and anger.  Make like me and take out your frustrations by posting some funny memes.  

[imranjee]

rungroot, on 20 May 2013 - 01:55 AM, said:

yaara good points but you just ruined your points by partaking in name calling.  Like I told Khalqat, please remain and argue from within the bounds of mutual respect and don't get personal.  when push comes to shove, we are all brothers in Islam.

I can understand your frustration and anger.  Make like me and take out your frustrations by posting some funny memes.  

i m sorry abt that
as i have witnessed this rigging and how they behaved with women on election day, i dont get how people still can defend anything related to mqm i would like to see what anyone has to say abt them when their mother went to vote and was humiliated and physically assaulted to vote for mqm
we used to hear stories about mqm and on the election day and after that we have witnessed oursleves what there true face is ...

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yanay kay, mqm kay leadraan ko khud mqm kay karkunoan say hi phaynta parr giya...WAH WAH WAH...MUKARRAR MUKARRAR... http://beta.dawn.com...ers-journalists MQM workers manhandle their leaders, journalistsKARACHI, May 19: Charged workers of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) roughed up members of the coordination committee, some lawmakers-elect as well as some journalists during a telephonic address by party chief Altaf Hussain from London in the small hours of Sunday.With the media barred from covering the hooliganism, witnesses said certain QM leaders had been beaten up and they had to lock themselves up inside the party headquarters to escape the wrath of angry workers.  
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It all started soon after Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan had held Mr Hussain responsible for the killing of party leader Zahra Shahid Hussain. The MQM had called an emergency press conference and a large number of party workers also reached Nine Zero. After 2am, MQM leaders, led by Dr Farooq Sattar, came outside the party headquarters to address the press conference.Dr Sattar told journalists that the allegation levelled by Mr Khan at the MQM chief soon after the killing of Zahra Shahid was a proof of his “political immaturity”. He condemned the killing and demanded a judicial inquiry into it, but said that blaming Mr Hussain without any evidence and in the absence of proper investigation was wrong.He said the MQM would adopt a legal and constitutional course to deal with the PTI chief’s outrageous accusations. After the press conference, Mr Hussain started his speech and strongly criticised the PTI chief, without mentioning his name, and said he (Imran) was abusing him and the coordination committee did nothing. He criticised the committee members and said they considered him a ‘machine’.He said he had come to know through TV channels that he was due to address the MQM workers gathered at the party headquarters. His emotions overpowered him to the extent that he started weeping. This made the workers angry and the situation went out of control.The witnesses said a large number of workers had surrounded the MQM leaders and roughed them up. They were so charged that they even tried to storm the Nine Zero where the leaders took shelter. But the gate was locked and they could not enter it.Some MQM workers also roughed up reporters and cameramen and forced them to stop the coverage. The hooliganism continued for some time and till Mr Hussain resumed his speech and asked the charged workers not to misbehave with the elected representatives and members of the coordination committee.Later, a press release issued by the MQM said Mr Hussain had strongly taken notice of what it called ‘violation of discipline’ by some elements among the party workers. He condemned the act of certain individuals against members of the coordination committee and other office-bearers and asked them to submit a written apology at the Nine Zero within 24 hours. Otherwise, he said, they would not be considered as MQM workers.Mr Hussain also expressed his sorrow over the treatment meted out to some reporters and cameramen and assured them that action would be taken against those who had misbehaved with them.PROTEST RALLIES: Dr Sattar told a press conference on Sunday evening that the MQM would hold protest demonstrations across the country and abroad against Mr Khan from Monday for holding Mr Hussain responsible for the murder of Zahra Shahid.He said Mr Khan had hurt the sentiments of millions of followers of Mr Hussain by hurling baseless allegations and, therefore, the coordination committee had decided to hold demonstrations against him.“The hatred of Imran Khan against the MQM will be dealt with but in a democratic, legal and constitutional manner,” he added.Dr Sattar alleged that the slain PTI leader had been inactive for three months and she had developed serious differences with the PTI leadership over distribution of party tickets. He said internal disputes should also be considered while investigating the case.He said relations between Mr Khan and extremist elements were not hidden and he had been the biggest supporter of the elements which had cut throats of personnel of the armed forces.About the re-polling in NA-250 constituency, he said a large number of voters had been deprived of their right by holding re-polling in only 43 of its polling stations. He said the low turnout had exposed the tall claims of massive public support.“People of Defence and Clifton expressed their confidence in the MQM by staying away from the re-polling process.”Dr Sattar said voters of 140 polling stations of NA-250 had been deprived of their right and complete partiality was shown. “The MQM rejects this farcical exercise and demands re-election in the entire NA-250,” he added.

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^^^ ab yeh to haal hay inka.    jo tanzeem apnay paaltu ghunday hi nahi sambhaal sakhti, woh aur kia sambhaalay gi...

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LOL @Rungroot's posts containing pictures!!!!

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rungroot, on 20 May 2013 - 01:55 AM, said:

yaara good points but you just ruined your points by partaking in name calling.  Like I told Khalqat, please remain and argue from within the bounds of mutual respect and don't get personal.  when push comes to shove, we are all brothers in Islam.

I can understand your frustration and anger.  Make like me and take out your frustrations by posting some funny memes.  

Funny memes lol...

Look at the x-rated subs on those pics brother, and you are telling others to not resort to name calling... so typical.

Asal mein hona hai sub ki dhunai starting with Imranjeee

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Khalqat, on 20 May 2013 - 05:30 PM, said:

Funny memes lol...

Look at the x-rated subs on those pics brother, and you are telling others to not resort to name calling... so typical.

Asal mein hona hai sub ki dhunai starting with Imranjeee

Hey I said no name calling against each other.  Politicians are a fare game.