Imran Khan's sister, Aleema Khan, revealed on Tuesday that the PTI leader has characterized Pakistan's February 8 general elections as the "mother of all rigging." Aleema had a meeting with her brother at Adiala Jail, after which she addressed the media, expressing Imran Khan's concerns about the alleged theft of the public's mandate following the elections, as reported by Dawn.
She highlighted Imran Khan's condemnation of the suspension of internet services, which he claimed was an attempt to conceal the true election results. Additionally, Aleema mentioned Khan's worries about the safety of the former Rawalpindi Commissioner.
"Khan sahib now wishes for this situation to be resolved... He insists that the genuine public mandate should prevail," she stated, according to Dawn.
PTI lawyer Shoaib Shaheen emphasized that both the public and the international media are cognizant of the "post-poll rigging" that occurred in Pakistan. He asserted, "Even if we are unable to reclaim the stolen seats, the voters know whom they supported, and both national and international media are aware of the post-poll rigging tactics."
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