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Former ISI chief declares support for Imran Khan, revealing rifts in Pak military

Former ISI chief declares support for Imran Khan, revealing rifts in Pak military
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Pakistan hasn t given up on Afghan peace

Pakistan hasn t given up on Afghan peace
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SHC rejects plea against Palwasha Zai s nomination papers

SHC rejects plea against Palwasha Zai’s nomination papers Petitioner fails to satisfy bench on which election rule had been violated by PPP candidate KARACHI: The Sindh High Court rejected on Monday the plea challenging the Election Commission of Pakistan’s approval of Pakistan Peoples Party candidate, Palwasha Zai Khan’s nomination papers for the upcoming Senate polls. A two-member bench, comprising Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar and Justice Amjad Ali Sahito, was hearing the plea. Advocate Farooq H Naek appeared before the court on Khan’s behalf. The petitioner against Khan’s nomination papers, advocate Aqib Rajper, gave arguments before the court.

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17 candidates in the run for 11 Senate seats of Sindh

17 candidates in the run for 11 Senate seats of Sindh As many candidates withdrew nomination papers on Thursday PHOTO: FILE KARACHI: Seventeen candidates from different political parties will be contesting the upcoming Senate election from Sindh, after the withdrawal of the nomination papers of as many nomination papers. Of the contesting candidates, 11 belong to the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), two to the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) as many to the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) and one each to the Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA) and Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP). The candidates will contest the polls on 11 seats of Sindh in the Senate. Among those whose nomination papers have been withdrawn, three are from the PPP, nine from the PTI, four from the MQM-P and one from the GDA.

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Senate candidates to affirm tickets not bought

Senate candidates to affirm tickets not bought ECP Sindh issues revised list of candidates for upcoming polls PHOTO: FILE KARACHI: A written oath highlighting the process of affirmation from the candidates contesting the Senate polls that they had not paid money to acquire tickets from political parties, had not engaged and were not involved in illegal activities and horse trading, has been introduced for the very first time in Pakistan. The affidavits comprise of five stipulations. The candidate has to first mention the seat they are contesting from. Second, they have to affirm that they haven t paid money to acquire the ticket to contest the election or paid the voters directly or indirectly to seek their votes. The candidate has to affirm that they are not involved in any violation of laws, illegal activities or corruption. They also have to agree to allow the election commission to inquire about their assets and accounts under Election Commission Act 2017. Lastly, the cand

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