Khan to lead Naya Pakistan (Editorial)

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has released results of all 270 National Assembly (NA) seats that were polled on July 25 across the country.As many as 12,570 candidates contested for a total of 849 seats of national and provincial assemblies in the country's 11th General Election.According to the ECP results, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leads the NA with 116 seats. Second  is the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) with 64 seats and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) with 43 seats.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Naeem-ul-Haq said on Saturday that party chairman Imran Khan will take oath as the prime minister before August 14.

Voting on election day itself seemed to go smoothly. Polling began at 8AM across the country's 85,307 polling stations and continued until 6PM.

Citizens turned out to vote across the country despite a terrorist attack in Quetta that killed more than 30 people. Women turned out to vote in some constituencies where female voter turnout had been zero in 2013. Overall turnout was recorded at 52 percent, compared to a high of 55 percent in 2013.

But soon after polls closed and counting began, opposition parties—the PML-N and the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), as well as smaller parties—started alleging rigging.
Vote counts were coming in slowly or not at all, and a number of parties other than the PTI said there had been alarming irregularities, including polling agents from their parties being told to leave polling stations during counting.
The six parties had rejected the results and MMA leader Fazal ur Rehman called for All parties conference.He demanded to reconduct the election. Bilawal Bhutto has already entailed resignation from Election Commissioner but on the other hand ,he announced governor of Sindh and determined to be strong opposition in the parliament.

As Imran's dream of Naya Pakistan has came true after 22 years,and there is high expectation associated with the new government.The ongoing rigging allegation top the chart.How Imran would solve this problem which he faced in 2013 Election is still a mystery.They have some huge challenges to tackle down as soon as possible.He claims to bring change yet to show how these change will occur in Pakistan.
 But the only question,making us to think was this a umpire "Selection”, as opposition  have called it, or does Khan brought a real Election?