ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has stopped final notification of the Islamabad’s constituencies NA-46, NA-47, NA-48 after hearing the complaints of PTI-backed independent candidates . earlier on Saturday, the ECP candidates NA-46, NA-47, NA-48 have been directed to appear along with the polling agents’ at the Returning Officers office on Sunday at 11 am. Similarly, candidates vying for NA-47 have been summoned on February 11 at 12 noon. During these briefings, Returning Officers will provide crucial information to the candidates regarding their respective ballot boxes and other important election-related details. It’s notable that retired candidates have been excluded…
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NORTH WAZIRISTAN: Former Member of the National Assembly, Mohsin Dawar, sustained injuries in a firing incident in the Miranshah area of North Waziristan, police sources confirmed. Reports on national media indicate that supporters of Mohsin Dawar were staging a protest in Miran Shah, expressing discontent over the delay in election results in North Waziristan. Sources close to the situation have reported that Mohsin Dawar’s condition is currently stable and that he is out of danger. However, the specifics regarding the extent of his injuries have not been disclosed at this time.
LAHORE: As the nation awaits the final tally of votes for both national and provincial assembly contests, leaders from major political parties convened late into the night on Friday, maneuvering to secure enough support to form governments at the national and provincial levels. Following a speech by PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif earlier in the evening, wherein he entrusted his brother, former Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, with the task of forging alliances with key parties like PPP and MQM-P, the political landscape buzzed with activity. Shehbaz Sharif held discussions with PPP leader Asif Ali Zardari and his son, Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, at…
LAHORE: The unofficial results of the Punjab Assembly’s constituencies are being received, reflecting tough competition between the Imran Khan party’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf-backed candidates and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz. PML-N is leading with 125 seats while PTI-backed independent candidates followed with 122 votes. Here are the live results of the Punjab Assembly. In a first complete unofficial results of any Punjab constituency, PTI-backed independent Roy Murtaza emerged victorious from PP-203 Sahiwal. PTI-backed independent Roy Murtaza secured 62468 votes followed by PML-N’s Hanif Jatt who bagged 47231 votes. From PP-253 Bahawalpur, independent Asghar won the poll by securing 40461 votes, defeating PML-N’s Zaheer…
PESHAWAR: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has released results for 110 out of 115 seats of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa- KP Assembly elections which showed a clean sweep for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf for record third consecutive time in the province. According or provisional resultsof KP Assembly elections, PTI-backed independent candidates have swept the elections by winning 88 seats, followed by JUI-F with 7 seats. The PML-N won five seats, PPP four, Jamaat-e-Islami three, while ANP and PTI-P each secured one seat. Independent won two seats while results for two seats are awaited, while elections for two seats were postponed. KP Assembly…
Prime ministerial hopeful and leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Nawaz Sharif suffered a significant setback against PTI backed independent independent candidate Shahzada Gastasap in NA-15 Mansehra. Unofficial tallies from National Assembly Constituency NA-15 Mansehra reveal Shahzada Gastasap’s triumph with 74,713 votes, while Mian Nawaz Sharif secured 63,054 votes. This unforeseen outcome signals a major upset in the electoral landscape, prompting speculation about the shifting political dynamics in Mansehra. Despite his setback in NA-15, Nawaz Sharif remains a contender in the NA-130 constituency in Lahore, where he faces independent candidate Yasmin Rashid. As the electoral process unfolds, the defeat…
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Election Commission has so far released unofficial results of 212 NA seats out of 265 according to which former Prime Minister Imran Khan-backed candidates are leading with 90 seats followed by PML-N with 60 seats. According to ECP provisional result, Pakistan People’s Party managed to secure 48 NA seats so far. Furthermore, MQM-P clinched eight NA seats and IPP and PML-Q got two seats each. Over 128 million registered voters, including 69.2 million men and 59.3 million women, participated in casting their ballots for a record number of 17,816 candidates. This includes 5,121 candidates for National Assembly…
ISLAMABAD: The time for voting in general elections in Pakistan officially concluded at 5 pm on Thursday, with people already inside polling stations allowed to continue casting their votes. Commencing at 8 am across the country, the one-day general elections saw over 128 million registered voters exercising their franchise until the 5 pm deadline. As the closing time approached, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) urged the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to extend the voting duration, despite the scheduled conclusion at 5 pm, prompting a formal request to the electoral body. However, the ECP announced there would be no extension to…
NAROWAL: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) dissident leader Daniyal Aziz was reportedly arrested today at 12:30 PM from his residence in Shakargarh. The arrest, which occurred at the police gate, was met with a dramatic confrontation as Aziz’s wife alleged that he was forcibly taken away by authorities. She said, Aziz was stopped at the police gate where he was confronted by law enforcement officials. His wife questioned the reasons behind the arrest. She claimed that not only was Aziz arrested, but he was also subjected to torture by the arresting officers. https://twitter.com/mlikhasan/status/1755531580460650831 The circumstances surrounding Daniyal Aziz’s arrest remain unclear,…
ISLAMABAD: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has urgently called for the immediate restoration of internet and cellular services nationwide. In a statement posted on the social media platform X, the HRCP emphasized that the ongoing disruption of services contradicts the Sindh High Court’s directive to the caretaker government to ensure uninterrupted internet services on polling day. Expressing concern over the lack of transparency surrounding the suspension of services, the HRCP highlighted the potential impact on voters’ access to information and the transmission of election results. Despite the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) claiming no instructions from the government to…