Poll fight: PTI to win May 11 elections says Kasuri
PTI will not let the corrupt flee the country, says Kasuri.
Kasuri said people had time and again faced the corrupt and now would send them home by the power of ballot.
LAHORE:
Khursheed Mahmood Kasuri, former federal minister and Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf’s candidate from NA-140, has said the party will win May 11 elections.
Addressing rallies at Jamsher Dhadhai Allahabad and Daokai on Sunday, he said the PTI would not let the corrupt flee the country. He said it was end of the live for the political parties that had been taking turns.
He said people had time and again faced the corrupt and now would send them home by the power of ballot. He said the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf manifesto was a source of joy for people who had been worried over the deteriorating situation of the country.
Quwat Group Daokai chief Sardar Muhammad Saleem Dogar announced his support for Kasuri and said the PTI would win both national and provincial assembly seats from the constituency.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 22nd, 2013.
Correction: In an earlier version of the article, the word "party" was misspelled as "part" in the first paragraph. The error has been rectified.
Khursheed Mahmood Kasuri, former federal minister and Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf’s candidate from NA-140, has said the party will win May 11 elections.
Addressing rallies at Jamsher Dhadhai Allahabad and Daokai on Sunday, he said the PTI would not let the corrupt flee the country. He said it was end of the live for the political parties that had been taking turns.
He said people had time and again faced the corrupt and now would send them home by the power of ballot. He said the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf manifesto was a source of joy for people who had been worried over the deteriorating situation of the country.
Quwat Group Daokai chief Sardar Muhammad Saleem Dogar announced his support for Kasuri and said the PTI would win both national and provincial assembly seats from the constituency.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 22nd, 2013.
Correction: In an earlier version of the article, the word "party" was misspelled as "part" in the first paragraph. The error has been rectified.