Election Interference

6/1/2018

Election to test Pakistan democracy amid allegations of military meddling

ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Intensifying allegations of military interference threaten to cast a shadow over Pakistan's general election on July 25, a historic event that will mark only the country's second ever democratic transition of power. On Friday the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party handed over to a technocratic caretaker administration after completing a full five-year term, another democratic milestone.

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7/23/2018 01:14:46 pm

Since election day is coming, everyone was on their way campaigning themselves. These candidates weren't there just for something. They are spending their money, effort, and time just to win the election. All these candidates are willing to spend any amount of what they have just to please people. Nothing is wrong with that as long as they are still abiding in the rules. The pressure may be high, but there's still a need to stick with what is right.

Election Interference

Election to test Pakistan democracy amid allegations of military meddling

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