Pakistan Faces Political Turmoil Amid Election Rigging Allegations

Imran Khan's PTI calls for nationwide protests as senior official admits to election manipulation, sparking widespread unrest.

Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, despite winning the most seats, decides to sit in opposition amid allegations of the largest voter fraud in Pakistan's history.
A senior Pakistani official, Liaquat Ali Chattha, admits to rigging the elections, implicating the chief election commissioner and the chief justice, and resigns.
Pakistan's Supreme Court to hear a petition seeking annulment of the February 8 polls, as multiple parties allege poll rigging and demand re-election under judiciary supervision.
Nationwide protests erupt against alleged election rigging, with PTI leading the charge and calling for the resignation of the chief election commissioner.
Imran Khan nominates Omar Ayub Khan as PTI's prime ministerial candidate, despite facing multiple criminal charges and being in hiding.