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@ Ainty Painty: Before moving material from the main election page, please check if the information is already mention on this page, to avoid redundancy. Saqib ( talk) 09:24, 29 February 2024 (UTC)
@ SheriffIsInTown: The most rigged election statement is mentioned by not just one source but all the three sources cited. France24 called it most rigged Al Jazeera called it most unfree while Washington Post called it least credible. So these sources used different wording but all of them meant the same thing. Muneebll ( talk) 14:58, 3 March 2024 (UTC)
@ Titan2456 Your changes to the disinformation section are nonsensical at best. Firstly, you are adding unsourced text. Secondly, the disinformation campaign was not about claims but rather about international media falsely reporting that PTI had won 150 seats in official results, which no international media actually claimed. If your English comprehension is lacking, you should reconsider editing English Wikipedia, as a basic understanding of the language is essential. Thirdly, repeatedly using the word "alleged" in a single sentence is unnecessary. It can't be called "alleged" if it is described as a fact. You can check Imran's Twitter timeline for evidence of video sharing, which qualifies as factual, not alleged. Sheriff | ☎ 911 | 16:34, 24 May 2024 (UTC)
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Titan2456 I did not rub anything on your face but you need to understand where I am coming from, anything negative about PTI, you just rush to add word "allege" to everything but anything which favors PTI, you add that content without using word "allege" anywhere hence my claims about your biased editing behavior. This specific edit about form 45 v form 47, the source use the wording He (Abbasi) questioned validity of the election results, noting that Form-47 was prepared before Form-45, revealing discrepancies in both forms
, not the wording added by you, no where it states "Form 47s carry false results".
Sheriff |
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03:52, 25 May 2024 (UTC)
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@ Ainty Painty: Before moving material from the main election page, please check if the information is already mention on this page, to avoid redundancy. Saqib ( talk) 09:24, 29 February 2024 (UTC)
@ SheriffIsInTown: The most rigged election statement is mentioned by not just one source but all the three sources cited. France24 called it most rigged Al Jazeera called it most unfree while Washington Post called it least credible. So these sources used different wording but all of them meant the same thing. Muneebll ( talk) 14:58, 3 March 2024 (UTC)
@ Titan2456 Your changes to the disinformation section are nonsensical at best. Firstly, you are adding unsourced text. Secondly, the disinformation campaign was not about claims but rather about international media falsely reporting that PTI had won 150 seats in official results, which no international media actually claimed. If your English comprehension is lacking, you should reconsider editing English Wikipedia, as a basic understanding of the language is essential. Thirdly, repeatedly using the word "alleged" in a single sentence is unnecessary. It can't be called "alleged" if it is described as a fact. You can check Imran's Twitter timeline for evidence of video sharing, which qualifies as factual, not alleged. Sheriff | ☎ 911 | 16:34, 24 May 2024 (UTC)
@
Titan2456 I did not rub anything on your face but you need to understand where I am coming from, anything negative about PTI, you just rush to add word "allege" to everything but anything which favors PTI, you add that content without using word "allege" anywhere hence my claims about your biased editing behavior. This specific edit about form 45 v form 47, the source use the wording He (Abbasi) questioned validity of the election results, noting that Form-47 was prepared before Form-45, revealing discrepancies in both forms
, not the wording added by you, no where it states "Form 47s carry false results".
Sheriff |
☎ 911 |
03:52, 25 May 2024 (UTC)