PTI Forms Coalition with Religious Parties, PPP Supports PMLN in Pakistan's Election Aftermath

Following a contested election, PTI allies with religious groups to form a government, while PPP backs PMLN, highlighting Pakistan's deep political divisions.

PTI, led by Imran Khan, announces coalition with religious parties Majlis-e-Wahdat-Muslimeen and Jamaat-e-Islami to form a government after a split mandate.
PPP decides to support PMLN for government formation but opts out of taking cabinet roles, endorsing PMLN's candidate for prime minister.
Allegations of vote tampering emerge as PTI claims a majority was stolen, planning to release a white paper detailing the alleged election irregularities.
Military's attempt to influence election results backfires, with PTI winning the most seats despite efforts to suppress voter turnout and internet access.
The formation of a weak and unpopular coalition government looms, as public support wanes amidst allegations of military manipulation and political maneuvering.