2013 elections

who r u supporting in the elections 2013

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Usama Jawad

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abdulwadoodkhan said:
for all pti supporters
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Jamaat-e-Islami meets all the norms of democracy. It has a written constitution, which is unfailingly followed. There is a proper system of membership which is completely documented. Its elected shura meets regularly and has the authority to question and even dismiss the amir.

Those who are saying that the PTI has set a new trend by holding elections for party posts have perhaps not studied enough the internal political culture of our different political parties. Otherwise they would have been aware of the fact that the Jamaat-e-Islami has a 72-year history of elections for every level of leadership.

Besides, the Jamaat is the only party in the country that is not dominated by any family. It is a party of committed politicians and activists, not families. Since 1941 it has had four amirs. They all had very different family and social backgrounds. The children of Maulana Maudoodi, the founder, have never had any major role in Jamaat leadership.

Everyone has to begin as a worker and rise through the ranks. Nobody is appointed vice-chairman or president, positions that Imran Khan offered to Shah Mahmood Qureshi and Javed Hashmi as soon as they joined the party, completely ignoring those who had been working for him for years.

Moreover, it is now the only literature-based party in the country. (There may be some left-leaning parties with their literature but they are non-entities in the country’s politics). It publishes literature on history, religion, economics and on social issues regularly. It has mandatory courses (nisab) for workers of different ranks. There is a comprehensive training system for workers. Study circles are organised throughout the year for workers. It has set up institutes for research in politics, history, economy, sociology and religion.

While other religious parties of the country only have madressah graduates, the majority of Jamaat’s members are college and university graduates, highly successful in their respective professions. Its leaders are not full-time politicians. They work hard in their respective professions and are, therefore, able to work for the Jamaat only when they are relatively free.

The Jamaat has a spotless record as regards financial integrity. Nobody can raise a finger on Abdus Sattar Afghani, twice elected mayor of Karachi, or Naimatullah Khan, who changed the face of the city in his four years as nazim of Karachi from 2001 to 2005.

It is the only political party to have served the people even when out of power by establishing charities, including hospitals, orphanages and schools with its own resources. It operates a network of more than a dozen schools and four hospitals in Karachi alone. The accounts of its charities are regularly audited and presented before the public every year.

The commitment of the members of the JI is also unmatched. There have never been fights for either party posts or assembly tickets. People are deserting the PTI after not getting tickets. This never happens in the Jamaat because its constitution bars members from seeking positions. Those who are suspected of desiring party positions are never considered for any office.

If any party loses two consecutive elections in Pakistan, it will vanish from the scene. But Jamaat workers have remained steadfast in the political arena despite successive setbacks in electoral politics.

Most parties of the country get votes either on the basis of ethnicity, sect, money or feudal power. The MQM manages to get votes in Karachi by making people fearful of Pakhtun dominance; the ANP appeals only to Pashto speakers; the JUI attracts people only from the Deobandi sect; the PPP and the PML-N garner votes on the basis of money and feudal power.

The Jamaat does none of these things. It has people of all ethnicities, sects and classes who are together only because of their commitment. People who work for other parties do so for getting government jobs, lucrative contracts or assembly tickets. Those who join the Jamaat-e-Islami never get any financial reward, but they continue to toil only for the love of their fellow Muslims.
 
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Unfortunately i cant vote cuz wont be in pakistan on election day:((n)...but my appeal to all those out there who can, to vote responsibly and for the best of Pakistan!
inshallah these elections will bring abt great change in the country and for the betterment of it!
 
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ALL of you guys there in Pakistan HAVE to vote! Bring Imran Khan right to the top. Every vote counts and so everyone of you can and must make the change. There are probably thousands of Pakistanis outside the country who can't vote and would absolutely love to be in your place. So guys, please, every one in Pakistan goes out there and votes! Doesn't matter how busy you are, doesn't matter what exam you have!
Imran Khan will win! Insha'Allah. :) (y)
 
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if i had the chance to vote, i'd definitely vote for PTI...but even though PTI is being supported by the majority of the youth...i don't see it coming in the government :unsure: all in all, may Allah protect our country! (ameen)
 
hmlahori

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Oliveme said:
ALL of you guys there in Pakistan HAVE to vote! Bring Imran Khan right to the top. Every vote counts and so everyone of you can and must make the change. There are probably thousands of Pakistanis outside the country who can't vote and would absolutely love to be in your place. So guys, please, every one in Pakistan goes out there and votes! Doesn't matter how busy you are, doesn't matter what exam you have!
Imran Khan will win! Insha'Allah. :) (y)
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Absolutely agree with Oliveme! There are people in pakistan who simply dont even voteo_O, thats absolutely insane and we out here want to so much. So its up to all you living in pakistan to bring out everyone in your area be it relatives, friends, colleagues, neighbors, even a nearby thele wala(and im not even joking) if u must, to vote on election day and for the good and welfare of Pakistan. and yes to vote for the absolute right person or party and thats definitely Imran Khan this time around! Go IK and may he win inshallah!
 
Usama Jawad

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hmlahori said:
Absolutely agree with Oliveme! There are people in pakistan who simply dont even voteo_O, thats absolutely insane and we out here want to so much. So its up to all you living in pakistan to bring out everyone in your area be it relatives, friends, colleagues, neighbors, even a nearby thele wala(and im not even joking) if u must, to vote on election day and for the good and welfare of Pakistan. and yes to vote for the absolute right person or party and thats definitely Imran Khan this time around! Go IK and may he win inshallah!
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Igniz

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Young too vote but would have been PTI if i was 18.........can't the elections be in 2014 so even i can vote ? :D
 
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