While talking to Geo News, PTI leader Ali Muhammad Khan appreciated Rawalpindi Commissioner, Liaquat Ali Chatha, for coming forward regarding the alleged polling rigging, adding that the commissioner proved that the bureaucracy’s conscience was “still alive” by coming forward.

He went on to say it was time for the chief justice to take notice of their “stolen mandate” and for the chief election commissioner (CEC) to “correct” his mistake by helping them get their mandate back. He alleged that more than 170 seats were taken from PTI through poll rigging.

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