What happened : PML-N supporters celebrated Shaista Pervez Malik’s victory. In the meanwhile, a rickshaw driver named Muhammad Ramzan who claims to be a strong supporter of Prime Minister Imran Khan refused to give PML-N voters a ride to the polling stations. Details : The issue came to light after a fight broke out between Muhammad Ramzan and three passengers. One of whom was an elderly man and wanted to vote at a polling station in Bagrrian Green Town. Ramzan refused them a ride to their destination after sighting “lion emblems” on their clothes. He said, “I’m not accessible for any PML-N voter today.” The old man asked him to personally drive them to the polling but Ramzan refused. When people inquired about this denial, he revealed he had denied two other customers a ride to the similar destination and they were also PML-N supporters. When asked why he was so enraged by the PML-N, he stated that he was not enraged by them. Nonetheless, he would not accompany their supporters to the polling places since he was dissatisfied with the election because no PTI candidate was chosen for it. The election: Shaista Pervaiz Malik of the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) won the by-election in Lahore’s NA-133 constituency with 46,811 votes. With this victory, the PML-N has successfully retained the NA-133 seat for the fourth time, where a by-election was held on Sunday. Aslam Gill of the Pakistan People’s Party came in second with 32,313 votes.