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Pakistan Elections: EC’s Website Shut Down, Results Missing: Protests Erupt Nationwide, Clashes with Police – What’s Next in Pakistan?

Pakistan Elections Fallout: PTI Supporters Protest Alleged Rigging, Clashes Reported in Lahore, Rawalpindi, and Peshawar. Election Commission Results Vanish.

Pakistan Elections Fallout:  After the results of the elections in Pakistan, supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s party PTI have started protesting, alleging rigging. According to the report of Pakistan’s ‘Sama TV’, there are reports of clashes between PTI supporters and police in Lahore, Rawalpindi and Peshawar. There are also reports of police firing tear gas shells at the protesters. On the other hand, the results which were released by the Election Commission of Pakistan are no longer visible. The website of Pakistan Election Commission has been closed.

In the elections of Pakistan, no party has got a clear majority in the National Assembly. But PPP’s Bilawal Bhutto and PML-N’s Shahbaz Sharif are in the race to become the Prime Minister in a coalition government. Despite not having any election symbol in Pakistan’s general election, candidates supporting Imran Khan have won 101 seats. Whereas Nawaz Sharif’s party got 75 seats and Bilawal’s party got 54 seats. After being at the forefront of Pakistan election results, now Imran supporters have demanded the army to release all the political prisoners including Imran Khan.

Allegations of rigging

67 hours after the end of voting for the National Assembly and provincial elections in Pakistan, the counting of votes has been completed on all the seats. However, till now the Election Commission has not made its official announcement. No party has got majority in the results. imprisoned in jail Imran Khan’s party PTI and Bilawal Bhutto’s party PPP had made allegations of rigging on many seats.

Accusations are leveled against the army itself

There are a total of 336 seats in the National Assembly of Pakistan. Of these, elections were held on 265 seats. Elections on one seat have been postponed, while the results of one seat NA-88 have been rejected. Voting will take place here again on 15th February. The remaining 70 seats are reserved. A majority of 134 MPs is necessary to form a federal government in Pakistan. There is competition mainly between 3 parties in Pakistan. These include Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP). At present, the army itself is being accused of this entire election rigging.

Pakistan Elections 2024: Here’s the latest party position

Latest party position is being updated with regular intervals (Courtsy : Geo News)

Party National AssemblyPunjab AssemblySindh AssemblyBalochistan AssemblyKP Assembly
PTI-backed Independents9311611084
 PML-N751380105
PPP541083114
MQM-P1702800
Independents922358
JUI-F400107
PML37000
IPP21000
BNP20020
PML-Z11000
MWM10000
PNAP10000
BAP10040
PkMAP10000
NP10030
TLP01000
ANP00021
Haq Do Tehreek Balochistan00010
PNAP00000
GDA00300
Jamat-e-Islami00212
Pakistan Rah-E-Haq Party00010
BNP-A00010
PTI-P00002
NDM00000

Disclaimer: All results are unofficial and unconfirmed 

Giriraj Sharma
Giriraj Sharmahttp://bynewsindia.com
Active in journalism for two and a half decades. Interest in Political, and Social issues, Environment, Urban Development, Crime, Education, Health , AI etc. Ex Editor (M&C) Zee Regional Channels, ETV News Network/News18, Digital Content Head Patrika. com, ByNewsIndia Content Strategist, Consultant
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