The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has urgently called for the restoration of cellular and internet services nationwide on Thursday.
Despite the Sindh High Court’s directive to ensure uninterrupted internet services on polling day, the ongoing disruption raises concerns about transparency.
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The Pakistan Telecommunications Authority claims no government instructions for the internet block, creating uncertainty about the duration and impact on voters’ access to information and result transmission.
The HRCP emphasizes the need to identify and hold accountable those responsible for issuing this disruptive order.
