Khoso was declared the winner after the re-counting with 15,838 votes. PHOTO: AFP/FILE
According to the May 11 election results, Pakistan Muslim League – Nawaz’s (PML-N) candidate Aslam Abro had earlier won the seat. Khoso, who was not satisfied with the results, moved the Sindh High Court which ordered recounting at polling station no.38 set up at Government Primary School Hawaldar Brohi.
The recounting was done under the supervision of the District Returning Officer (DRO), District and Sessions Judge Jacobabad Amjad Hussain Bohio and Returning Officer Ramesh Lal.
Khoso was declared the winner after the recounting with 15,838 votes, while Abro lost with a close margin securing 15,776 votes.
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When people volunteer to be slaves then even God won't help them.
PML is losing each and every vote recount, what if thumb impression proposal applies?
@Hitler: What you are doing here. You were dead long ago.
@awais:
ZAB, now you know.
Very naeive comments I would say. To me , these re count results fair nature of the whole process.Loosing by 62 votes out of more than 30 000 .I think democracy is winning .
Bhutto is dead. Talk something new.
Besides Election commission should take notice as to why every recount is giving opposite results?
Fake Mandate of PMLN getting exposed!
@ali:
bhutto died 40 years ago my friend. which bhutto are you talking about?
After every recount PML N loses. bad omen
Jiye Bhuttooo