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May 1, 2022

The Pakistan Daily

Tehran Times begins pro IK propaganda after PM’s Saudi visit

TEHRAN/ISLAMABAD: Iran’s state-affiliated news outlet, Tehran Times has begun pro-Imran Khan propaganda after Saudi Arabia agreed to an $8 billion package for Pakistan. According to the details, in a tweet, the Iranian “state-affiliated media” outlet claimed that a survey conducted by ‘Arab Magazine’ reveals that 93% of Pakistanis have expressed confidence in Imran Khan as Prime Minister. Later on, in another tweet, Tehran Times said “the poll, conducted on September 28, 2020, was done among the magazine audiences only, not within Pakistan.” However, no magazine by this name exists and Magazine has no link to any Arab publication. Furthermore, the

December 9, 2020

The Pakistan Daily

Social media poll suggests PTI most popular political party in Pakistan

By our correspondent According to a recent poll on Twitter run by the UAE based Khaleej Magazine, the Pakistan Tehreek e Insaaf (PTI) is the most popular political party in Pakistan. The question asked in the poll was: Pakistan: In election 2023, to which political party you will support? A total of 42,179 people voted in the poll which reflected overwhelming support for the PTI which bagged over 86.9% of the total votes. The Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) was the runner up in the poll, scoring a disappointing 6.6% while the Pakistan People’s Party lagged further behind at third

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