Pakistan elections: A split verdict despite accusations of mass rigging has made the military establishment more vulnerable | Indiablooms

Pakistan’s delayed general elections that were held on 8 February have thrown up more questions than they have answered, and alarmingly for the country’s all-powerful military, most of the difficult questions are yet again directed pointedly towards it.

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