Pakistan

I hope it is a line of change, says Atiqa Odho

It was announced that three people were going to be taken in to vote at a time.

Web Desk/saadia Qamar May 11, 2013

Atiqa Odho waited in line early to vote. PHOTO: FILE

KARACHI: The gates of the polling station at the Government Girls Degree College in upscale Zamzama in NA-250 opened nearly 30 minutes after the scheduled time. However, voters and celebrities such as Atiqa Odho waited "patiently in line" according to our correspondent, Saadia Qamar.

Atiqa Odho expressed hope while in queue saying, "I hope it is a line of change. We have stood in several lines in the country and this one, I hope, will make all the difference."

After the gates were opened, it was announced that three people were going to be taken in to vote at a time.

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