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Musharraf government declares victory

(5 May 2002) May 1, 2002 1. Wide shot of election commission counting headquarters 2. Men working on computer counting referendum votes 3. Men at computers typing in results 4. Close up of man at computer 5. Various of television station broadcasting from commission 6. Men working on computers 7. Various set up shots of press conference 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Nisar Memon, Pakistani Information Minister: "From this we gather a total number of votes - that yes and no having 37 point four million. And out of this, two percent is negative, and the 97, 98 percent is positive." 9. Cutaway to people listening 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Nisar Memon, Pakistani Information Minister: "I'm delighted to present that today, numbers have been far better than, far greater than what we even talked to you yesterday, which was in the range of thirty-two percent. If you remember I said twice as much. It will be higher than twice as much." 11. People celebrating in front of giant billboard of Pakistani President General Pervez Musharraf 12. Musharraf supporters chanting 13. Man leading chant 14. SOUNDBITE (English) Vox pop: "We are very happy that all the youth are behind him. And we wish that he'll guide us towards prosperity, and we are going to be a great nation in future." 15. Supporters feeding each other sweets 16. Man passing out sweets in neighbourhood 17. Women eating sweets 18. Children chanting Musharraf's name 19. Set up shot of Former Prime Ministerial Candidate, Imran Khan 20. SOUNDBITE (English) Imran Khan, Former Prime Ministerial Candidate: "Overall, I feel that Musharraf has got a mandate for his reforms. The reason my party supported him was that we feel he should now clean up Pakistani politics - our judicial system and our election commission. The two institutions that are meant to keep out corrupt politicians have not really succeeded so far." 21. Set up shot of Raja Zafar-ul-haq 22. SOUNDBITE (English) Raja Zafar-ul-haq, Muslim League: "We were looking forward for general elections which were to be held in the month of October. And for that we were mentally preparing ourselves and physically gearing our political parties. But with this referendum, he has unleashed powers which are opposing him. He has weakened himself, and the person who advised him to go for the referendum was not his friend. And people are not happy with the performance of this government." April 30, 2002 23. Various of people voting May 1, 2002 24. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Inayatullah, Human Rights Commission of Pakistan "The general impression the report carries is that there was very low turnout in Sindh (southern province), Baluchistan (southwestern province), and bogus voting was rampant." 25. Various of Dr. Inayatullah sitting and writing 26. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Inayatullah, Human Rights Commission of Pakistan: "Without the constitution and without a neutral caretaker government, no election has been fair, no referendum has been fair in this country. And unless the constitution is revived and neutral caretakers are established to conduct the elections, they will be rigged. This is my prediction." 27. Various of newspapers with headlines about Musharraf winning STORYLINE: Pakistanis have overwhelmingly approved another five years in office for President Pervez Musharraf, referendum results showed on Wednesday. By early afternoon the Election Commission reported results from three-quarters of the country's polling stations, with more than 98 percent of voters favoring Musharraf and less than 2 percent against. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...