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Guestimate KPK & FATA

Guestimate Punjab & Federal Capital

Guestimate Sindh

Guestimate Baluchistan

1. KPK & FATA
   
2. Fedral Capital
3. Punjab
4. Sindh
5. Balochistan

Punjab-i

Imran khan’s Pakistan Tehreek -e-Insaf is especially counting on these facts and they expecting to gain vital benefits if turn out of voters reached up to 60-65%. Only PTI has to ensure good turn out in cities of Punjab and as result they can pocket handsome Assembly seats from Punjab and more seriously Provincial Govt. of KPK.

If PTI swings that way the situation may be more suitable for PPP and its allies and difficult for PML-N. Seat count in this situation could be as below:

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By Ahmed USMAN

A friend of mine once had a great tip of impressing ladies by asking two questions: “Are you married?” and “How many children do you have?”. He went to a party and tried his luck of impressing a pretty lady. He asked the lady, “Are you married?” She replied, “NO” and then he asked, “How many children do you have? “.The next voice heard by the crowd was a loud roar of a slap. He told his love guru the whole story and asked for the help. The guru asked him to alter the questions now. After some days he got another chance to see a pretty lady and he sophistically asked the question as advised by his guru. “How many children do you have?” The lady replied, “TWO” and then he asked, “Are you married?” . And the result was as expected.

The questions asked by the returning officers remind me those of my friend. Although many people around enjoyed the questions as they were being reported and broadcasted by our proactive media as episodes of a daily soap, yet this practice was questioned and criticized heavily. In my personal opinion the ROs weren’t responsible for this amusement; rather the champs of democracy and honourable parliamentarians themselves had provided them these chances. The people who had been bestowed with the legislative powers by the millions of Pakistanis through their votes, could not fore see. This is our dilemma that we still do not have the options to choose the people amongst us who can plan and strategize, who can not only define the constitution rather can present themselves for accountability. Unfortunately, a great number of the parliamentarians to be, are being charged with fake degrees and consequently escaping from the court rooms out of the fear of imprisonment. The ex-ministers and members of the house, who are now criticising the implementations of the articles 62 and 63, simply overlooked it when they were sitting in the parliament. The honourable members had to define the execution of these articles but they remained busy in doing other things like cooperating with their allies or softly opposing the ruling ones.

May 11, 2013 is probably a ray of hope. We, the millions have a great chance to shape our destiny. On that very day, before leaving your premises to cast the vote, just give yourself 5 minutes to think to make your next 5 years better than the last 5 years.

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