Central leader of the People’s Party and former Federal Minister Nawabzada Khwaja Muhammad Khan Hoti expressed concern over the alleged manipulation of votes in recent elections, emphasizing the need for transparent electoral practices.
Hoti claimed that the significance of transparent elections had been compromised by the alteration of hundreds of votes into thousands and millions. He highlighted instances where candidates were declared winners by substantial margins, leading to skepticism about the integrity of the electoral process.
Addressing the media, Hoti raised questions about the sudden shifts in election results, stating, “The candidate was won by millions of votes; one candidate won in the night, and another won in the morning.
The politician called for an end to experiments conducted under various political banners in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, urging a fair and unbiased electoral process at the national level. He suggested that if Tehreek-e-Insaaf had been imposed three times in the province, it should be given a chance to govern at the center as well.
