ELECTION 2013 Discussion Thread - Page 74

Originally posted by: OnepoundChic

i jst want altaf hussain to be hanged kutte ki mout marna chaye .. had hoti hai be-ghereti ki😡

How are people voting for his party .. He's in London!!

I actually want to throw a brick at my telly when I hear his voice!!
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Originally posted by: Tony_StraK786

i will never vote in future 🤓

Originally posted by: Tony_StraK786

i will never vote in future 🤓

don't worry guys,jo hoga Allah ki raza sy acha hi hoga.

Dunya is a bought channel by PML-N.
ARY on the other hand genuinely supports PTI.

Originally posted by: angelic.pari

on facebook page i just read an admin's status that her uncle got a car's offer for doing biasing by PMLN.

aur us post pe is gandi qaum k comments chek kr k aansu aa rahe hen ankho me

Originally posted by: OnepoundChic

thats what i was saying pari gandi qom jahil qom ..peso pe chaltey hain pesay se bhala inki maa behan b khred lo they will sale happily

Originally posted by: .._sonii_..

How are people voting for his party .. He's in London!!

I actually want to throw a brick at my telly when I hear his voice!!
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Geo walay Dara rahay hain Bc ..! Baki CHannels LAgao Ap logon ka dar khatam hojayega , game is Not over

PESHAWAR: Pakistani cricket star turned politician Imran Khan was Saturday elected into parliament in the northwestern city of Peshawar, where his main opponent conceded defeat.
"People have expressed confidence in Imran Khan and have rejected us," former cabinet minister and senior Awami National Party (ANP) member Ghulam Bilour told private TV channel.
The seat in Peshawar was one of four that Khan contested.
"I congratulate him," Bilour told the TV channel. The secular ANP led the outgoing government in northwestern province Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
"People wanted change and I think what has happened was correct. Now it is up to us to think why people have rejected us," Bilour said.
Khan's centre-right Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaaf (PTI) party is looking to make a breakthrough into national politics at Saturday's polls. It boycotted the last elections in 2008 and won only one seat, for Khan, in 2002.