Islamabad me kis jama'at ka palra bhari? janiye

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00:00 So now let's talk about Islamabad.

00:02 Zulkarnain Haider is our representative.

00:04 There are three sessions.

00:06 And it's very cold.

00:08 Islamabad is a city of power.

00:12 So Zulkarnain, what would you say?

00:15 It's still cold in the morning.

00:18 What is the weather like there?

00:20 And have you received any feedback from people

00:23 that they are ready to leave the house?

00:25 Usually, people from Islamabad get up early.

00:29 The weather is good.

00:31 It's sunny.

00:33 But it's cold.

00:35 If I talk about the election situation,

00:39 the election campaign is over.

00:42 But Islamabad has three rounds, three seats.

00:45 The final round is important.

00:47 Because if we talk about the 2018 elections,

00:50 these three seats were for Pakistan's Justice.

00:52 Imran Khan also fought the election from here.

00:54 But later he left this seat.

00:56 And Ali Nawazawan came in his place.

00:59 Now the numbers of these elections have also been changed.

01:03 Now it's 46, 47 and 48.

01:06 I am in the 46th round.

01:09 The candidates for Noon League from here,

01:12 Anjum Akil, are fighting from here.

01:15 The candidates for Jamaat-e-Islami are also fighting from here.

01:19 Amir Mughal, who is a free candidate,

01:21 but he is also a PTA ticket holder,

01:23 is also fighting from here.

01:25 Similarly, there are other candidates,

01:27 but I am talking about the main candidates,

01:29 who are fighting.

01:31 Shoaib Shaheen is also participating in the election from here.

01:34 So, if I talk about the situation here,

01:36 You have already told the name, Zulkarnain.

01:40 But as you said, it's cold.

01:44 The election atmosphere is also cold there.

01:46 Last time, as you said,

01:48 last time, the situation was fine from there.

01:51 Asad Umar and Imran Khan were doing biggies there.

01:55 So, we are continuing from where we left off.

01:59 Because all the series go there.

02:01 We are talking about Islamabad.

02:03 And Zulkarnain, our representative, is with us.

02:05 So, Zulkarnain, as we were talking to you,

02:09 it's very cold in Islamabad.

02:11 But was the election campaigning as cold as it was?

02:14 Or did the people come out, the elected communities came out,

02:17 they convinced, reached people,

02:19 made promises, made claims to them.

02:21 What was the situation in Islamabad overall?

02:23 If we talk about the election campaigning,

02:28 this time, compared to the past,

02:30 very few election campaigns have been seen.

02:33 Otherwise, if we talk about 2018,

02:35 there were rallies from all sides,

02:38 there were gatherings, there were meetings.

02:41 But this time, we didn't see that.

02:43 One thing about Islamabad is that

02:45 70% of the population of Islamabad is Dahi.

02:48 And 30% is the city area.

02:51 But still, the activities continued.

02:54 This time too, there were some corner meetings.

02:58 But there were no big rallies or big gatherings.

03:01 Nor did any big political leader come here

03:04 and held a gathering for his candidates.

03:06 Here, only the candidates of the Noon League are here.

03:10 Two of the three circles.

03:12 And similarly, one candidate of the People's Party is here.

03:15 And the rest of the free candidates are more.

03:18 So, in those Dahi areas,

03:20 the series of corner meetings has continued, door to door.

03:23 And this time, people have campaigned in a different way.

03:26 They have put their election badges in a envelope

03:29 and have sent it to their homes.

03:31 An important message has been written on it.

03:33 So, when people opened it,

03:35 there were election badges on it.

03:37 So, people were worried.

03:39 They didn't know what message was important,

03:41 who had sent it.

03:42 So, in the envelope, was there only an election badge?

03:45 Or was there something else?

03:47 Oh God! This is important.

03:49 No, there was an election badge.

03:51 People were happy and were worried that something else might be there.

03:54 But that was the only election badge.

03:56 So, I am saying that in total,

03:59 in 990 polling stations in Islamabad,

04:03 there are about 11 lakh voters.

04:06 There are 5,83,000 male voters.

04:09 There are also about 15,000 female voters.

04:13 Under the security, there are about 6,500 Islamabad police.

04:17 Before you go to security,

04:19 a while ago, Faisal was telling us

04:21 that in the last election,

04:23 the turnout of the three seats in Islamabad was great.

04:26 Absolutely.

04:27 How much did you say?

04:28 It was 52%, then 64%, then 50%.

04:31 So, this turnout was extraordinary in 2018.

04:35 Do you think this has remained a tradition in Islamabad?

04:38 Not yet.

04:39 Otherwise, it has remained at 48%, 47%.

04:43 But in 2018, it was 64%.

04:46 And this time also,

04:48 it is expected that it will go above 60%.

04:51 If we talk about Islamabad alone,

04:53 then the turnout will increase.

04:55 And that is why the free-spirited people are very hopeful.

04:58 You spoke about social media earlier.

05:01 Social media has played a very important role in this election campaign.

05:05 People have run the election campaign through it.

05:08 And it is also being done that the free-spirited people

05:11 are putting the name of the voter on the ballot

05:15 and are sending the election results to their homes

05:18 so that when they go to the polling station to cast their vote,

05:21 they know what their election results are.

05:24 Look, if we talk about Lion and Arrow,

05:26 it has become openly,

05:28 it is the Peer's Party, it is the Noon League.

05:30 But the rest of the free-spirited people,

05:32 who have different election results,

05:34 are doing this that we go to their homes and give them the ballots.

05:37 So they are giving the ballots.

05:39 People are being convinced to vote for them.

05:42 If I talk about 46, 47 or 48,

05:46 in 48, the situation is different.

05:49 The free-spirited people, Mustafa Nawaz Thokar,

05:52 his position seems to be stronger.

05:54 Because there are no Noon League voters.

05:56 There is Raja Khurram Shahzad, who is from the IPP.

05:59 But there are Noon League voters.

06:02 Instead of them, they are preferring to vote for Mustafa Nawaz Thokar.

06:07 So far, his position is going well.

06:09 If I talk about 46, Anjum Akil's position is also good.

06:13 But it has also been said that the Islamic Jamaat can also surprise here.

06:18 Because the Peers of Gurdwara are a big factor.

06:21 There, they have also been given a sign of support.

06:25 They have been given a sign.

06:27 So that too, tough time can be given to them.

06:30 The free-spirited people of 48, Muhammad Ali Bukhari,

06:34 although they are new, they have a problem.

06:37 But if they are new, do they bring new experience in elections?

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