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Banners were put up against Abid Sher Ali for contesting elections from Lahore

Lahore:Banners were put up against Abid Sher Ali for contesting the elections from Lahore. On the banners against Abid Sher Ali, it is written that those who lost from their cities should not be imposed on us and another man from the constituency should be given a ticket. 108 PML-N leader Abid Sher Ali was defeated while PTI candidate Farrukh Habib was successful. Farrukh Habib won 1 lakh in NA-108. 12 thousand 740 Success was achieved by getting votes while Abid Sher Ali got one lakh 11 thousand 529 After that, Abid Sher Ali again applied for the counting of votes in Faisalabad.

Despite repeated defeats, he went to the Lahore High Court, but Abid Sher Ali could not succeed. Abid Sher Ali's request for re-counting of votes was rejected in the Lahore High Court.

Lahore High Court rejected the application of Abid Sher Ali, after which NA 108 Farrukh Habib was declared successful. Then it was also reported that Abid Sher Ali was once again trying to become a part of the National Assembly. Abid Sher Ali won the seat vacated by Hamza Shahbaz Sharif. 124 It was decided to enter the election arena. League leader Abid Sher Ali NA 124 Nomination papers were obtained from Lahore. However, now there has been a big revolt against Abid Sher Ali in this constituency.

The workers of the constituency are holding banners against Abid Sher Ali, on which it is written that the rights of those who lost from their cities should not be imposed on us and ticket should be given to another man of the constituency. He also received nomination papers from this constituency. Remember that for the by-election 4 Scrutiny of nomination papers took place on September i.e. today 15 Candidates will be able to withdraw their nomination papers till September. 16 September marks will be allotted to the candidates 14 October people will exercise their right to vote.

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