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PTI Announces Nationwide Protests on March 10

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The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has declared nationwide protests set for March 10 (Sunday) in response to what they allege as rigging during the February 8 general elections.

PTI leader Asad Qaiser unveiled plans for a street movement to denounce what they perceive as the theft of their electoral mandate by rivals during the recent elections.

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Prominent PTI figures including Sher Afzal Marwat, Shandana Gulzar, Atif Khan, and Shehreyar Afridi have underscored the significance of the upcoming protest during their media engagements. They stressed that Imran Khan, the party’s leader, has called for a demonstration against the election commission’s decision regarding the allocation of reserved seats for SIC.

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Raheel J.M
Raheel J.M
Raheel, a Karachi-based reporter, is at the forefront of political journalism, providing insightful coverage that transcends the bustling landscape of Pakistan's political sphere. With an unwavering commitment to delivering accurate and comprehensive news, Raheel's work is marked by a keen understanding of the intricate dynamics shaping the political landscape.

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