Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja clarified that the restoration of internet and mobile services in Pakistan is contingent upon the absence of security threats.
Today marked a significant day for Pakistan as citizens actively participated in the democratic process, casting their votes to influence the trajectory of the nation’s future.
In a controversial move, Pakistani authorities implemented the suspension of mobile internet services nationwide as millions of voters headed to the polls, intensifying the debate surrounding the contentious elections.
Daniyal Aziz, a former leader estranged from the PML-N and currently running as an independent candidate in the election, was detained by local authorities near Sanyari in Shakargarh.
As the general elections unfold across Pakistan, an intriguing electoral battle is taking place in NA-56, where Sheikh Rashid, a political figure with a long-standing history of electoral victories spanning from 1985 to 2018, is confronting his key rival from the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).
Approximately 128 million voters are casting their votes today, February 8, to determine the composition of a new government in Pakistan.
As the general elections commenced across Pakistan, a notable disruption unfolded with the suspension of both mobile phone and internet services.
Kasim Khan, the son of the former Prime Minister Imran Khan and socialite Jemima Goldsmith, recently took to the social media platform X (previously known as Twitter) to rally support for the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party ahead of the upcoming General Election scheduled for February 8, 2024.
Colonel (retired) Saad, the Project Director of the Election Management System (EMS), disclosed that internet services in the Makran district of Balochistan have been suspended due to security concerns
Colonel (retired) Saad, the Project Director of the Election Management System (EMS), disclosed that internet services in the Makran district of Balochistan have been suspended due to security concerns
National Assembly constituency NA-47 (Islamabad 2) predominantly encompasses urban areas, notably including Sectors F-6, G-6, Constitution Avenue, Shehzad Town, and Bhara Kahu.
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has made the decision to postpone polling in four constituencies, citing the unfortunate demise of candidates as the primary reason for the deferment.
