The fourth phase of a campaign for women’s national identity card and voter registration held at the ECP secretariat on Wednesday. Photo courtesy Nadra
ISLAMABAD: Disclosing that around 80 districts have over 10 per cent gender gap among voters, National Database and Registration Authority (Nadra) chairman Tariq Malik has said the authority will work with the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to address the issue on a war footing.
The gender gap was as high as 52 per cent in Bannu district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, said Mr Malik at the launch of the fourth phase of a campaign for women’s national identity card and voter registration held at the ECP secretariat here on Wednesday.
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The PTI and the PML-N on Friday rejected the results of the by-election in Karachi as PPP’s Qadir Khan Mandokhail emerged victorious in NA-249 after securing 16,156 votes.
PML-N’s Miftah Ismail came in second with 15,473 votes, followed by the candidate from the recently banned Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), Mufti Nazeer Ahmed Kamalvi, who secured 11,125 votes, unofficial results showed. Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP) chairman Syed Mustafa Kamal was at fourth place with 9,227 votes, followed by PTI’s Amjad Afridi with 8,922 votes.
Vote count underway as re-polling in NA-75 Daska concludes
Chief Election Commissioner Sikander Sultan Raja personally supervising the electoral process
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Vote count is under way after re-polling concluded at 5pm in the hotly-contested constituency of NA-75 Daska with a tough fight expected between the ruling PTI and the PML-N.
As per the unconfirmed and unofficial results of 24 polling stations, ruling PTI is leading with a narrow margin.
PTI candidate Ali Asjad Malhi has bagged 10,113 votes whereas Nosheen Iftikhar of PML-N is trailing behind with 9,665 votes.
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) rescheduled the NA-75 Sialkot-IV (Daska) re-polls to March 18 at first then later to April 10 (today) as it declared the by-polls held on February 19 in the constituency void after clashes between workers of PTI and the PML-N. The mysterious disappearance of around 20 presiding officers and suspected tampering with the results was another cause to call