Pakistan: Rawalpindi Commissioner Liaqat Ali Chattha resigns over 'election rigging' | Oneindia News
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Pakistan: Rawalpindi Commissioner Liaqat Ali Chattha resigns over 'election rigging' | Oneindia News
In a shocking revelation, senior Pakistani bureaucrat Liaqat Ali Chattha confessed on Saturday to his involvement in rigging the elections, adding another layer to the already tumultuous post-election scenario.
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