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COAS congratulates the entire Pakistani Nation on successful conduct of General Elections 2024
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COAS congratulates the entire Pakistani Nation on successful conduct of General Elections 2024

COAS congratulates the entire Pakistani Nation on successful conduct of General Elections 2024COAS congratulates the entire nation of Pakistan, the interim government, the Election Commission of Pakistan, the political parties and all the winning candidates for successfully holding the 2024 general elections. The free and unhindered exercise of his right to vote by the people of Pakistan demonstrates his commitment to democracy and the State. of the law as stipulated in the Constitution of Pakistan. The leaders and staff of law enforcement agencies deserve the highest gratitude for creating a safe and secure environment for the election process, despite overwhelming obstacles. The constructive role of the national media, civil society, members of the civil administration and judiciar...
Statement by Ministry of Foreign Affairs on General Election 2024
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Statement by Ministry of Foreign Affairs on General Election 2024

Statement by Ministry of Foreign Affairs on General Election 2024 We've taken note of statements by several countries and associations regarding general choices to be held in Pakistan on 8 February 2024. We're surprised by The negative tone of some of these statements, which don't take into account the complications of the electoral process, nor fete the free and enthusiastic exercise of the right to bounce by knockouts of millions of Pakistanis.These statements ignore the inarguable reality that Pakistan held peaceful and successful general choices, while at the same time facing serious security pitfalls arising substantially from foreign- patronized terrorism. Some statements aren't indeed true. There were no civil internet shutdowns. Only mobile services were suspended for the day ...
UK Foreign Secretary statement on Elections in Pakistan
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UK Foreign Secretary statement on Elections in Pakistan

The UK and Pakistan have a close and long-standing relationship, underpinned by the strong bond between the two peoples. Following yesterday's election, we congratulate everyone who voted. However, we recognize serious concerns about the fairness and lack of inclusiveness of the elections. We regret that not all parties were officially allowed to participate in the elections and that legal procedures were used to prevent some political leaders from participating and to prevent the use of symbols, Recognizable symbol of the party. We also noted limitations on Internet access on Election Day, significant delays in reporting results, and allegations of irregularities in the ballot counting process. The UK calls on Pakistani authorities to respect fundamental human rights, including freedom ...
STATEMENT BY MATTHEW MILLER, SPOKESPERSON
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STATEMENT BY MATTHEW MILLER, SPOKESPERSON

STATEMENT BY MATTHEW MILLER, SPOKESPERSONMillions of Pakistanis made their voices heard by voting in Pakistan's February 8 election, with a record number of Pakistani women, members of religious and ethnic minority groups and young people registered. We commend Pakistan's election officials, civil society, journalists and election observers for their work to protect and preserve Pakistan's democratic and electoral institutions. We now expect timely and comprehensive results that reflect the will of the Pakistani people.We join credible local and international election observers in assessing that these elections included unjustified restrictions on the rights to freedom of expression, association, and peaceful assembly. We condemn election violence, restrictions on human rights an...
MQM Nasir Hussain Qureshi won the Sindh Assembly Elections PS-65
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MQM Nasir Hussain Qureshi won the Sindh Assembly Elections PS-65

Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Nasir Hussain Qureshi won the Sindh Assembly elections from PS-65, Hyderabad-6 by securing 23,184 votes. According to unofficial results announced by the returning officer/ECP, the runner-up was Shoaib Shoukat, an independent candidate, who polled 14,321 votes. The overall participation rate remained at 35.03%.
PML-N candidate Amir Muqam won the election from NA-11 Shangla
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PML-N candidate Amir Muqam won the election from NA-11 Shangla

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) candidate Amir Muqam won the election from NA-11 National Assembly constituency, Shangla, with 59,863 votes. According to unofficial results released by the Returning Officer/ECP, the runner-up was independent candidate, Syed Fareen, who polled with 54,311 votes. Participation rate remains at 32.61%.
Independent candidate Sher Ali Arbab won the election in NA-31 Peshawar IV
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Independent candidate Sher Ali Arbab won the election in NA-31 Peshawar IV

Independent candidate Sher Ali Arbab won the election in NA-31 Peshawar IV National Assembly constituency with 82,985 votes. According to unofficial results announced by the returning officer/ECP, the runner-up was Pakistan People's Party parliamentary candidate Arbab Alamgir Khan, who polled with 22,543 votes. The overall participation rate remained at 36.61%.
Asif Ali Zardari won the election from NA-207 Shaheed Benazirabad-I
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Asif Ali Zardari won the election from NA-207 Shaheed Benazirabad-I

Pakistan People's Party (PPPP) parliamentary candidate Asif Ali Zardari won the election from NA-207 Shaheed Benazirabad-I National Assembly Constituency with 1,46,989 votes. According to the unofficial results announced by the returning officer/ECP, the runner-up was independent candidate Sardar Sher Muhammad Rind Baloch, who polled with 51,916 votes.
Pakistan People Party candidate Syed Amir Ali Shah won from PS-50 Umar Kot
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Pakistan People Party candidate Syed Amir Ali Shah won from PS-50 Umar Kot

Pakistan People's Party (PPPP) parliamentary candidate Syed Amir Ali Shah won the Sindh parliamentary elections from PS-50 Umar Kot-2 constituency with 61,386 votes. According to the unofficial result from the Returning Officer/ECP, his runner-up was Ghulam Nabi of the Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA), who secured 15,648 votes. The overall voter turnout in the constituency remained at 57.86 percent.
Independent candidate Shahid Ahmed won the election in NA-38 Karak
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Independent candidate Shahid Ahmed won the election in NA-38 Karak

Independent candidate Shahid Ahmed won the election in NA-38 Karak National Assembly constituency with 118,056 votes. According to unofficial results released by the returning officer/ECP, his runner-up was Jamiat Ulema Islam Pakistan candidate Shah Abdul Aziz, who polled with 40,965 votes. The overall participation rate remained at 45%.