الیکشن کمیشن دیکھ لے کہ بلے کے بغیر انتخابات کی صرف اتنی ہی اہمیت اور ساکھ بچتی ہے۔ محترم عمران ریاض خان نے ٹوئٹر پر ایک پو ل کروایا کہ ...
الیکشن کمیشن دیکھ لے کہ بلے کے بغیر انتخابات کی صرف اتنی ہی اہمیت اور ساکھ بچتی ہے۔
محترم عمران ریاض خان نے ٹوئٹر پر ایک پو ل کروایا کہ
"اگر بلّا بیلٹ پیپر سے نکل گیا تو آپ کس کو ووٹ دیں گے؟
١۔ مولانا فضل الرحمن (نتیجہ ١ ٪)
٢۔ نواز شریف (نتیجہ ٥٪)
٣۔ آصف زرداری (نتیجہ ١ ٪)
٤۔ کسی کو بھی نہیں (نتیجہ ٩٣ ٪)
١٧٧٧٦١ ووٹ کاسٹ ہوئی ١٤ گھنٹے اور ٢١ منٹ میں۔
یعنی یہ ٩٣ فیصد لوگ اب صرف عمران خان کو ووٹ دینا چاہتے ہیں۔ اسی سے ملتاجلتا نتیجہ پاکستان کے بہت سے سینئر صحافی اور سیاسی آفیشل ٹوئٹر ہینڈلز سے بھی ہوچکے ہیں۔ جس کا صاف مطلب پی ٹی آئي کی جیت اور اسٹیبلشمنٹ کبھی بھی ایسا الیکشن ہونے نہیں دے گی۔ اسی لئے ٨ فروری ٢٠٢٤ کا الیکشن نہیں ہوگا یہ طے ہیں۔"
In the realm of political discourse, the significance and credibility of elections often hinge on diverse factors, and a recent Twitter poll has sparked conversations about the perceived influence of a symbol on voter choices.
The poll, orchestrated by the esteemed Imran Riaz Khan, posed a compelling question to Twitterati: "Who would you vote for if Billa got off the ballot paper?" The options presented were intriguing:
- Maulana Fazlur Rahman (Result 1%)
- Nawaz Sharif (Result 5%)
- Asif Zardari (Result 1%)
- None (result 93%)
A staggering 177,761 votes were cast within a span of 14 hours and 21 minutes, providing a snapshot of public sentiment regarding political preferences. The resounding outcome, with 93% choosing the option "None," has ignited discussions on the potential implications for the political landscape, particularly in favor of Imran Khan and the PTI.
This outcome aligns with observations made by numerous senior journalists and official Twitter handles within the political spectrum of Pakistan. The prevailing sentiment seems to suggest a resounding victory for the PTI, with the majority expressing a clear preference for Imran Khan.
However, the question arises: Does this online poll truly reflect the broader sentiments of the electorate, and what implications might it hold for the upcoming elections on February 8, 2024?
While the online poll provides a glimpse into the opinions of those active on Twitter, it is crucial to acknowledge the inherent limitations of such surveys. The digital divide, demographic biases, and the potential echo chamber effect within social media spaces should be considered when interpreting the results.
The notion that the establishment would resist an election on February 8, 2024, based on these insights, adds a layer of complexity to the discourse. The intersection of online sentiment and the actual electoral landscape demands a nuanced analysis to decipher the potential impact on democratic processes.
As we navigate the intricate web of political dynamics, the question lingers: Can elections without the iconic bat symbol maintain their importance and credibility? The Election Commission shoulders the responsibility of ensuring a fair and transparent electoral process that resonates with the diverse voices of the electorate.
Delve into the implications of a Twitter poll on election credibility in Pakistan. Analyzing the impact on political dynamics and the future electoral landscape.
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