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Tuesday, 4 September 2018

Karachiite Arif Ur Rehman Alvi Elected Tabdeeli President of Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Karachiite Arif Ur Rehman Alvi Elected Tabdeeli President Update:


Details of Karachiite Arif Ur Rehman Alvi Elected Tabdeeli President

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Arif Alvi has been elected 13th President of Pakistan.

Election Commission of Pakistan will officially announce the results of Presidential elections on Wednesday the 05th September 2018.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) nominates Arif Alive.

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Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) nominates, Aitzaz Ahsan.

PML-N nominates Maulana Fazlur Rehman were vying for the seat.

Karachiite Arif Ur Rehman Alvi Elected Tabdeeli President. Arif Alvi of Pakistan Thereek-e-Insaf receives 353 electoral votes.

Therefore, voting via a secret ballot began simultaneously in all assemblies and the Senate at 10am, and concluded around 4pm.

Chief Justice of Peshawar High Court Justice Waqar Ahmed Seth began counting the votes.

Most importantly speaking to reporters, the Karachiite Arif Ur Rehman Alvi Elected Tabdeeli President said he thankful to Almighty Allah.

He was also thankful to PTI for nominating him for president.

It is a great moment for Alive that the PTI nominee selects as the president of Pakistan.

Alvi of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf also thanks party chairman Imran Khan.
The newly-elected president said:
"I have nothing in this, my affiliates made me contest the election."
Karachiite Arif Ur Rehman Alvi Elected Tabdeeli President vowed to work as the president in an improved way.

He added:
"I am not just a president of Tehreek-e-Insaf, rather of all political parties and the nation."

Votes Position of Presidential Candidates

According to the results of National Assembly and Senate, Arif Alvi got 211 votes, Fazl 131 and Aitzaz 81 votes.

A total of 424 votes came inside the ballot box and six votes eliminate.

In the Sindh Assembly, out of total of 158 votes, Aitzaz Ahsan got 100 votes.

Besides that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf candidate Arif Alvi got 56. Two votes pass up.

PTI candidate Arif Alvi won from Balochistan securing 45 votes.

Opposition candidate Fazl-ul-Rehman receives 15 while PPP's Aitzaz Ahsan got zero votes.

Karachiite Arif Ur Rehman Alvi Elected Tabdeeli President won and got 78 votes in KP Assembly.

Fazl-Ur-Rehman received 26 while Aitzaz got 5 votes.

Besides that in Punjab, out of 354, 351 parliamentarians cast their votes.

Arif Alvi secure 186, Fazl 141 and Aitzaz Ahsan 6 votes. 18 votes were rejected.

Alvi of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf is expected to take oath of office on Sunday the 09th September 2018.

Because the tenure of present President of Pakistan, Mamnoon Hussain is going to end on 08th September 2018.

Sources: Mehran Post

Saturday, 18 August 2018

Cricket Champ Imran Tabdeeli Khan Took Oath of 22nd Prime Minister of Pakistan

Cricket Champ Imran Tabdeeli Khan Took Oath Update:


PTI Chief, Imran Khan is the new prime minister of Pakistan. The 22nd prime minister of the country just took oath.

President Mamnoon Hussain administered the oath for the office of the prime minister to PTI Chief at President House in Islamabad.

Imran stood on stage along with caretaker prime minister Nasirul Mulk and President Mamnoon Hussain. Cricket Champ Imran Tabdeeli Khan Took Oath.

President Hussain began administering the oath and PTI Chief Imran fumbled while reading it out.
He could not pronounce Khatim-un-Nabbiyin and the president had to elaborate it for him.

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Clad in black sherwani, the prime minister arrived at the Presidency.

The ceremony for Cricket Champ Imran Tabdeeli Khan Took Oath began with recitation from the Holy Quran.

With this oath-taking, the caretaker government at the Centre stood dissolved.


Former Indian cricket star Navjot Singh Sidhu and members of the Pakistan team which won the 1992 world cup were among the special guests of Cricket Champ Imran Tabdeeli Khan Took Oath ceremony.

Wasim Akram, film star Javed Sheikh, and singer Abrarul Haq were also present at the Presidency.
The PTI chief wife and first lady Bushra Maneka also attended the Cricket Champ Imran Tabdeeli Khan Took Oath oath-taking ceremony.

Yesterday on 17th August 2018, the newly-elected members of the National Assembly cast their votes for the two contenders.

PTI Chief, Imran Khan received 176 votes in a race which also featured PML-N President Shehbaz Sharif who managed 96 votes.

The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and Jamaat-e-Islami abstained from voting.

Cricket Champ Imran Tabdeeli Khan Took Oath Political Background

Cricket Champ Imran Tabdeeli Khan Took Oath. For the cricket legend-turned-politician.
His party’s first place in a national election and becoming country’s prime minister is the culmination of a battle.

For years, PTI Chief was dismissed as a political dilettante who could not convert his personal popularity into significant seats in parliament for the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI).

But July 25 elections dramatically changed that, putting the former sports star on the brink of power.
The PTI party won the most seats in July’s elections – setting up Mr Khan to become PM with the help of small parties.

In his first speech after being elected as the new prime minister of the country by the National Assembly, PTI Chief said:
“I will not leave those who looted this country for years, who spent all our taxpayers’ money abroad and didn’t let this country progress, there will be no reconciliation with the looters, accountability will be our top priority.”
The PTI chief rejected all allegations of election rigging leveled by opposition.
Shortly after taking oath, PTI Chief, Imran Khan left for Bani Gala.

Source: Mehran Post

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