#PakistanElection2018 PB-26 PB-27
Historic night, Two Moons Sighted Over #Quetta Sky Tonight#TwitterHazaras @HDPOfficial pic.twitter.com/ommA73qjLq
— hazara.net (@hazaranet) July 26, 2018
Official PB-27 #Quetta
Khaliq Hazara #HDP 7685 – Winner
Bismilla Aga #PTI 5109
Tahir Khan #HSK 5070
Wali Mohd #BAP 4491
Aga Raza #MWM 4149
Zakir Kasi #PMAP 3631
Sahar Gul #PPP 3447#TwitterHazaras @HDPOfficial #PakistanElection2018— hazara.net (@hazaranet) July 26, 2018
Unofficial: Hazara Democratic Party @HDPOfficial Chairman Khaliq Hazara has won PB-27 #Quettahttps://t.co/C7vOgpEHBY#TwitterHazaras #Balochistan pic.twitter.com/ufgYK2DGy1
— hazara.net (@hazaranet) July 25, 2018
#PakistanElection2018 | Unofficial: PB-27 #Quetta@HDPOfficial Khaliq Hazara neck-and-neck with Sahar Gul Khilji (PPP)
HDP leading w/2 polling stations remaining (Samandar Khan School Kasi Qilla & NaseerAbad Primary School Alamdar Rd)#TwitterHazaras pic.twitter.com/71vrzPgmYV
— hazara.net (@hazaranet) July 25, 2018
Unofficial: @HDPOfficial Ahmad Kohzad won PB-26 ( #HazaraTown area)
* We are still awaiting result of PB-27 (Alamdar Road Area)#TwitterHazaras pic.twitter.com/0MxpKStPpG
— hazara.net (@hazaranet) July 25, 2018
Pakistan General Election is set for July 25, 2018. The election includes nation wide contests for the seats within each province to form the Provincial Assembly as well as National Assembly (in capital Islamabad). The Provincial Assembly lawmakers are called MPA and the National Assembly members are called MNA. The party with the majority seats forms the government (either alone or coalition, depending on the number of seats needed to govern) and elects the next Prime Minister –usually leader of the party with majority seats.
Balochistan – Hazara Candidates & Party
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Historic rally by Hazara Democratic Party @HDPOfficial in Quetta's Alamdar Road Enclave
Election in Pakistan is this July 25th.#TwitterHazaras pic.twitter.com/ZRWU1hwpwZ
— hazara.net (@hazaranet) July 21, 2018
#PakistanElection2018#Balochistan outcome will predict #Pakistan's regional policies.
Win of progressive #Baloch #Pashtun #Hazara — #BNP #ANP #HDP — over Riyadh-Qum 'politics' signifies 'significant policy shift'#TwitterHazaras @HDPOfficial @sakhtarmengal @AsgharAchakzaii pic.twitter.com/9ehUF2ankD
— hazara.net (@hazaranet) July 22, 2018
#Quetta: Hazara girl in @HDPOfficial colors w/picture of Shaheed Hussain Ali Yousafi (RIP) murdered by ISIS-AQ affiliated Lashkar Jhangvi — also running in Election.
* LEJ has murdered 1500+ Hazaras & vowed to make 'Balochistan the graveyard of #Hazaras'#TwitterHazaras pic.twitter.com/B9WX5SZMHl
— hazara.net (@hazaranet) July 21, 2018
During 2013 Pakistan Election, 100s of official voting ballets w/stamps for @HDPOfficial were found from garbage dump the day after election in Quetta's Alamdar Road enclave polling station#TwitterHazaras pic.twitter.com/fqLJ3ZJn0q
— hazara.net (@hazaranet) July 21, 2018
2013 Elections: 2 massive attack by Pro-Saudi Sunni #LEJ targeting #Hazaras in Quetta (killing/wounding: 600+) allowed Pro-IRAN Shia #MWM to win its only seat w/ campaign strategy:
1. Politics of Dead
2. Symbolizing its Election symbol w/Tents of martyrs Karbala#TwitterHazaras pic.twitter.com/wzWn8vPwGB— hazara.net (@hazaranet) July 21, 2018
#Pakistan Election 2018#Balochistan : BAP candidate Nawab Siraj Raisani –brother of fmr CM Aslam Raisani — among at least 45 killed in #Mastung blasthttps://t.co/iYLT0b654F pic.twitter.com/EcnNXaduBh
— hazara.net (@hazaranet) July 13, 2018
This is Ramzan Mengal, leader of LEJ in Balochistan.
LEJ is ISIS-AQ-Taliban-TTP affiliate behind murder of US Journalist Daniel Perl, 1500+ #Hazaras.
Pakistan maintains LEJ (in all its forms: SSP, ASWJ, Rah-e Haq) is banned terrorist Org.#TwitterHazaras pic.twitter.com/Mb50ipaX5c
— hazara.net (@hazaranet) July 21, 2018
In 2010, @PTIofficial @ImranKhanPTI visited @HDPOfficial Hunger Strike camp in #Quetta expressing solidarity following LEJ attack killing/injuring 200+ #Hazaras. This (and past) election, LEJ (among other extremist parties) is electoral ally of #PTI#TwitterHazaras pic.twitter.com/YyZUZuXTf8
— hazara.net (@hazaranet) July 21, 2018
With the terror threat still looming, why did the caretaker govt lift ban on #SipaheSahaba/#ASWJ and allow it run for elections along with terror watch outfit #LashkareTaiba/#JuD? Why would a caretaker govt make such policy decisions? pic.twitter.com/2VPFgWeXrZ
— Bilal Farooqi (@bilalfqi) July 10, 2018
Quetta Hazaras despair as religious supremacists contest Pakistan election https://t.co/D7CjYhJdxX pic.twitter.com/lmRinDDqyn
— Al Jazeera News (@AJENews) July 13, 2018
Moulana Fazlur Rehman Khalil, the founder of Harkat-ul-Mujahideen and a close friend of bin Laden, will be supporting PTI's NA-54 candidate Asad Umar in the elections. pic.twitter.com/mziQCAieiM
— Roohan Ahmed (@Roohan2Ahmed) July 17, 2018
Pakistani courts have cleared a number of candidates to run in national elections this month, despite their ties to extremism and their inclusion on terrorism watch lists. https://t.co/CcRySu2cjv Our latest @Abihabib
— Zia Ur Rehman (@zalmayzia) July 17, 2018
Former PM of Pakistan Shahid Khakan Abbasi visiting office of Sippah e Sahaba/ASWJ for electoral alliance on NA53. PTI NA31 candidate Shaukat Ali also doing same. But Abbasi was former PM. This legitimizes sectarian hate mongers. For them principles comes second to votes pic.twitter.com/WvXN2M5aMl
— M. Jibran Nasir (@MJibranNasir) July 10, 2018