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  • Imran Khan irked over ‘hurdles’ in re-election campaign

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    Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan on Sunday slammed the ruling Nawaz-league, police and members of the ECP for allegedly preventing him from campaigning for the forthcoming re-elections.

    Speaking at a presser here, the PTI chief announced to file a petition in the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) while accusing the ruling Nawaz-league, Punjab Police and ECP members of ‘creating hurdles in his campaign for NA-122 Lahore and NA-154 Lodhran re-election’.

    The skipper waved a list during the media talk and vowed to take his party’s manifesto to the people.

    Imran Khan once again reiterated his claims of Elections 2013 rigging and charged the ECP members with the support of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PMLN).

    He said that his party will hold a historic rally in Islamabad on October 4 and promised to expose the ‘corruption of Sharif bothers’.