RAWALPINDI, Oct 23: The People’s Party Parliamentarians on Wednesday demanded re-polling in two constituencies of Balochistan and one in Sindh, accusing the polling staff and the administration of committing rigging in these constituencies.

Speaking at a news conference at Rawalpindi Press Club, the PPP leaders, including Sheikh Mansoor, Rasheed Mehr, Muzafar Ali Shujra, Fauzia Wahab, along with the PPP losing candidates from Karachi and Balochistan, Iftikhar Hussain, Meer Munawar Ali Khoso and Abdul Aziz Khoso, accused the administration of deliberately setting up polling stations at far-off places to create inconvenience for the voters.

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