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Originally Posted by Saleeqa Batool
Claims from media pundits regarding debacle of PPP and its expected disintegration once rrent tenure comes to end have once again proved wrong.The dynamics of electoral politics are beyond the reach of so called political anchors.The mud-slinging campaign has done little harm to the party's vote bank.I dont say that PPP is performing up to the mark.Its performance on many fronts is unquestionably pathetic but presenting this party and its leadership as a symbol of evil is also unfair.PPP is not different from other political players.Its not the party to be blamed rather the political system needs overhauling and reformation.
From results of these elections , one can predict future outlook of political seen in Pakistan.Subject to continuation of political process, the two parties will dominate in the coming elections.But one thing is clear , who so ever from existing political set-up clinch the power , though absolute majority seems impossible, the circumstances are not going to be changed or in other words , Pakistan is not going to come out of the woes we are confronting today.
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There are multiple reasons for PPP's victory in AJK elections.
a)Muslim Conference has remained in power for the last ten years,and it was natural that people of AJK didn't vote for them.
b)AJK Government is totally dependent on Federal government of Pakistan subject to allocation of Resources.Let me even say here that Islamabad government always influences in AJK elections.
c)PPP has used BISP and other government schemes as tool to attract AJK voter.
Manzoor Wattoo was given this AJK election task by his boss Zaradri,and Watoo sahb came up to Zardari's expectations.
But PML(N) couldn't win as much seats as it was expected.Mian sahb should organize his party on All Pakistan level,and he must understand that to rule Pakistan he should have his vote bank in Sindh.
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