The general election in Pakistan was engineered by the powerful Army in favour of Imran Khan and his party Pakistan-Tehreek-e-Insaaf, a Mohajir community leader in the US has alleged, demanding fresh polls under international supervision.
Voice of Karachi chairman Nadeem Nusrat alleged that the army establishment heavily used Pakistani judiciary and anti-corruption body NAB against Khan's political rivals and even jailed his main political foe Nawaz Sharif and his daughter just a few days before the polls.
"Pakistani military establishment made the whole electoral process highly dubious right from the beginning of election campaign.
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