PS-114 by-poll violence: PPP, PTI trade allegations on Twitter
Party workers explain assault being carried out by their opponents. PHOTO: twitter.com/MaleehaManzoor
As polling began on Sunday for Karachi’s PS-114 amid despotic security, a statute Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) and a Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf took on Twitter to credit any other of aggressive their celebration activists.
While a polling routine remained mostly pacific during several polling stations clashes were reported during a polling hire in Chanesar Goth where a PTI polling representative was allegedly beaten adult by some PPP activists. However, a conditions was brought underneath control after paramilitary Rangers’ intervention.
Polling underway in Karachi PS-114 amid parsimonious confidence arrangements
Head of paramilitary Rangers Maj-Gen Muhammad Saeed pronounced dual suspects were taken into control for possessing arms and rigging, adding a subdivision remained during assent detached from a scuffle that pennyless out during Government Boys Secondary School, Chanesar Goth.
Here are some of a tweets posted by activists of both PPP and PTI, claiming assault and paraphernalia being carried out by their opponents:
Non electorate inside Chanesor Goth polling stations. In front of me Rangers held some PPP fraudulent voters. The usually approach PPP knows
— Dr. Arif Alvi (@ArifAlvi) July 9, 2017
PTI’s got criminals inducted to disquiet voting in Chanesar Goth. PPP women polling agents and Saeed Ghani’s sisters bn harassed. #PS114
— Maleeha Manzoor (@MaleehaManzoor) July 9, 2017
One of PPP member offer 2500 rs to my relations for a singal opinion and thay have 32 votes in thier family #PS114
— Salman Rasheed (@salmanr47408847) July 9, 2017
Sultan Lasi affianced devotion to PTI yday. PPP suspended hm over uncontrolled activities prolonged ago. Now has 32 FIRs on him. He’s badgering PPP electorate https://t.co/8yJfMkZl2O
— Maleeha Manzoor (@MaleehaManzoor) July 9, 2017
Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1453817/ps-114-poll-violence-ppp-pti-trade-allegations-twitter/