Musharraf wins election with big margin: unofficial results

ISLAMABAD: According to unofficial results President Pervez Musharraf has won presidential election with heavy majority.

President Musharraf has won presidential polls with clean sweep, state television reported on Saturday.

According to unofficial results President Musharraf has bagged 252 votes in the parliament, while Justice Wajih has got two votes, while three votes have been rejected.

Musharraf bagged 253 votes and Justice Wajih three votes in Punjab Assembly, while a vote was rejected.

In Sindh Assembly President Musharraf bagged 102 votes out of total 104 cast votes and Justice Wajih got two votes.

In NWFP Assembly Pervez Musharraf has bagged 31 votes, Justice Wajih got one vote, while two votes were rejected.

Musharraf bagged all 33 votes cast in Balochistan Assembly.

Chief Election Commissioner Justice (Rtd) Qazi Muhammad Farooq was Returning Officer for the presidential election. High Court chief justices were presiding officers at their respective provincial assemblies.

The vote process started at 10:00 am was concluded at 3:00 PM.

Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians has decided to remain abstain from the vote.
Transparent ballot boxes were used in presidential elections.

Under the Supreme Court ruling, the results of the election would not be announced till the court’s verdict on constitutional petitions under hearing in the apex court.

The polling at the Parliament House began as Senator Abdul Ghaffar Qureshi cast the first vote in the parliament, after which other parliamentarians started casting their votes.

In National Assembly 199 members used their right to vote, in Senate 57 members, Punjab Assembly 257, Sindh Assembly 104, while 34 Frontier Assembly members and 33 Balochistan Assembly members cast their votes.

Former minister of state Shahid Jameel who has been arrested in Kafeela Siddiqui murder case was brought to the assembly from jail on production orders issued by the NA speaker.

Qari Gul Rahman, Muttahida Majalis Amal MNA from Karachi also cast his vote.

Stringent security measures were taken in Islamabad and the provinces on the occasion.

ya and no one actually does like that.!
i mean another 5 years , i dont know where will pakistan end up.!

*Jal Pari* Number of posts : 1325 Age : 32 Registration date : 2007-09-03

i fink it's not dat bad...

*HOTTIE* Number of posts : 1379 Registration date : 2007-09-01

omG freakin hate dis illegal a***ole
i cant believe dis loser won i hateeeeeeeeeeeeeee himm now wuts gonno happend 2 pak in da next 5 yrs

yeah fiza thats wright.!!! i TOTALLLYYY agree with you.!!!

*Jal Pari* Number of posts : 1325 Age : 32 Registration date : 2007-09-03

it's not dat bad..der must b sum positiv eside 2 it

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well aqsa i beleive that there is no positive side to the election.!!

the standard of living in pakistan has been declining at a steady rate year by year
inflation is at its peak in pakistan , and there is even scarcity of wheat , there is loadshedding there which means that electiricity supply is not enough to fulfil the needs of the people
thridly , there is unemployment where graduates from universities dont get the wright employment even after having good qualifications

there is no political stability in the country , apart from this there is no law and prder in the country , people often feel UNSECURE in pakistan ,
crime rates have increased dramatically , and accoroding to the world bank report the control over corruption in pakistan has been declining , that is curroption is increasing.!

people are paying taxes but they are not getting the proper facalities they require.!
2 million rupees of the taxes is being spend on FASHION industry , rather than being spend on education and health

well for the time being i only have the above points in my mind.!
please all the people here let me know whether i have been successful in explaining my points.!

*Jal Pari* Number of posts : 1325 Age : 32 Registration date : 2007-09-03

dese r tru points buh knw days da media is more free...ppl ave more rights lyk b4 u didnt ave da rites 2 comment on any politicain buh nowaday we ave dis privalage....school ad unis r growin...

well , that was year 1999
this is year 2007
it has almost been a decade , therefore media had to flourish whether it was the past government or present government

*HOTTIE* Number of posts : 1379 Registration date : 2007-09-01

omar i totally agree wid u
n instead of goin up pak is going down
n seriously i think ke da ppl of pak dont really care cuz if dey did den dey wud have done something abt musharaf cuz seriously he doesnt even have a rite 2 b elected i mean hes done his 5 yrs now wth does he want????aur pak ko kitna barwad karey ka
seriously we pakistani sud do sometihng abt it n kick all dese loser out of our country

*Jal Pari* Number of posts : 1325 Age : 32 Registration date : 2007-09-03

smokinflames(omar) wrote:: well , that was year 1999
this is year 2007
it has almost been a decade , therefore media had to flourish whether it was the past government or present government

i dunno..kwn we ppl have more sports knw..b4 we had onli criket and hockey buh nowaday we ave oder sports 2 paly aswell...and women go more rights knw

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