reputation among the PTI hierarchy and face allegations of land grabbing.
According to party sources, Imran Khan didn’t want to annoy Aleem Khan so smartly placed his cousin Hamid Khan in NA-125, a constituency PTI considered its stronghold, and himself decided to contest from NA-122 instead of awarding ticket to property tycoon Aleem Khan. Interestingly, NA-125 was the constituency from where every PTI leader wanted to contest polls as they considered this constituency PTI’s stronghold. To keep Aleem Khan and others away from this constituency, first Imran Khan announced to contest election from NA-125 himself while Aleem was aiming to win party ticket from NA-122 but later, Imran Khan awarded ticket of NA-125 to PTI stalwart Hamid Khan and put himself as candidate from NA-122 thus successfully keeping Aleem Khan out of the election process.
It is strange that when PTI was fighting in most important general election with the claim to make government in the center its chief avoided awarding ticket to Aleem Khan but now when party is fighting war of its survival, ticket has been awarded to same Aleem Khan.
While on the other hand, Sardar Ayaz Sadiq of PML-N has beaten Imran Khan twice from the same constituency i.e. in 2002 when he beat PTI chief comprehensively and in 2013 general election when he succeeded in defeating Khan by nine thousand votes. However, the election tribunal declared the election void upon allegations of Imran Khan of rigging. Both the parties have done extensive campaigning for the by-election making their stakes high. No party could afford to lose this election as for PTI it is war of its survival while for PML-N, it was its own choice to go into election instead of challenging the decision of the tribunal in the Supreme Court from where they could easily have obtained a relief.
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