NewsdayLawmakers elect Shehbaz Sharif as Pakistan's new premier. Protests in parliament greet appointment
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44% : Khan, who is currently serving prison terms in multiple cases and has been barred from seeking or holding office, wrote last week a letter to the International Monetary Fund, urging it to link any talks with Islamabad to an audit of February's election.43% : The party claims it has evidence that its victory "was stolen during the vote count," a charge the Election Commission denies.Sharif, in his acceptance speech in parliament Sunday, said: "We were subjected to political victimization in the past but never took any revenge."
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