Millions of Pakistanis began voting Thursday in an election marred by allegations of poll rigging, with the country s most popular politician in jail and a military-favoured candidate tipped to win.
Millions of Pakistanis began voting Thursday in an election marred by allegations of poll rigging, with the country's most popular politician in jail and a military-favoured candidate tipped to win.
Pakistanis turning out early for Thursday's election said they believe their votes count, despite allegations of rigging in the nation's most fractious poll in recent history."My only fear is whether my vote will be counted for the same party I cast it for."
Pakistanis vote in hopes of controlling inflation, with concerns about the accuracy of the vote count and the need for a government that can address the needs of the poor.
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