Five years ago, former cricketer Imran Khan, who won just 16 per cent of the votes, made his party number one in the general elections two weeks ago and the secret has gone awry. He defeated every opposition strategy by using a phone application and digital database of 50 million voters in this election campaign.
As a result, Imran's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), which secured just 35 seats in 2013, won 80 seats and claimed to be the highest government with 115 seats.
One of the world's top institutions, Graduate Imran from Oxford University has become the next Prime Minister of Pakistan. According to Aamir Mughal, a worker associated with his party's election campaign, special teams were deployed throughout the country to collect data for the Constituent Management System (CMS) named 'Villains'.
His secretary, Aamir, who led the CMS team, who won this election, said that with the help of this database, the party got an opportunity to identify its voters in the 150 constituencies where the party was more likely to win.
After that, the party reached them through the phone app. Pakistani-born American businessman Tariq Din and technical consultant Shahjad Gul's villains initially did not give importance to PTI, but Jassi Jahangir Tareen Khan, a special ally of Asad Umar and Imran, linked him to the party in the local elections of 2015, whose tremendous profit On the meeting, it was decided to seek its help for national elections.
In Pakistan, information about the booth is given to voters by government phone service. PTI got the benefit of its phone app when the government service was spoiled on July 25 on polling and the party was able to call its voters through booth information by the app.
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