Activists blame the secret agencies and the armed forces for current situation.

The official allegedly threatened an oil tanker driver and took bribe.

A similar call had been made to court back in May 2011.

Omar Ayub filed the request after losing against a Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) candidate.

“We want to hold re-elections on all 43 polling stations on the scheduled date,” says Memon.

The party’s activists held a sit-in on National Highway on Monday.

Protesters say hooligans have sabotaged the elections by hijacking people’s mandate.

Amid reports of blatant hijacking of polls, voters say they’ll cast their votes again if they have to.

The biggest concern here is the menace of extortionists.

MQM-H chief Afaq Ahmed is contesting the seat; election results crucial to his party’s survival in political arena.