ISLAMABAD, Feb 10 (APP): Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz’s (PML-N), Muhammad Ajmal Khan has won the Punjab Assembly election from PP-268, Muzaffargarh-I by securing 27,747 votes.
According to the unofficial result issued by the Returning Officer/ECP, his runner-up was Muhammad Younis, an independent candidate who bagged 26,490 votes.
Overall voters’ turn-out remained 55.70%.
QUETTA, Feb 10 (APP): Balochistan National Party (BNP)’s Muhammad Akhtar Mengal has won the National Assembly election from NA-261 (Surab-Kalat- Mastung) by securing 27,331 votes.
According to the unofficial result issued by the Returning Officer/ECP, his runner-up was Sardar Sanaullah Zehri of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), who gained 24,040 votes.
Overall voters turn-out remained 36.78 percent.
ISLAMABAD, Feb 10 (APP): Independent Candidate, Sajjad Ahmad has won the Punjab Assembly election from PP-265, Rahim Yar Khan-XI by securing 42,017 votes.
According to the unofficial result issued by the Returning Officer/ECP, his runner-up was Chaudhry Muhammad Shafiq Anwar of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz who bagged 42,017 votes.
Overall voters’ turn-out remained 52.94%.
ISLAMABAD, Feb 10 (APP): Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarian’s (PPPP), Sardar Habib-ur-Rehman Khan has won the Punjab Assembly election from PP-264, Rahim Yar Khan-X by securing 44,288 votes.
According to the unofficial result issued by the Returning Officer/ECP, his runner-up was Abdul Momin, an independent candidate who bagged 31,920 votes.
Overall voters’ turn-out remained 49.21%.
QUETTA, Feb 10 (APP): Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Parliamentarians Malik Shah has won the National Assembly election from NA-259 (Kech-Gum) by securing 40,778 votes.
According to the unofficial result issued by the Returning Officer/ECP, his runner-up was Dr. Abdul Malik of National Party (NP), who bagged 22,298 votes.
Overall voter’s turn-out remained at 38.19 per cent.
RAWALPINDI, Feb 10 (APP): Chief of Army Staff (COAS), General Syed Asim Munir on Sunday congratulated the entire Pakistani Nation, Caretaker Government, Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), Political Parties and all winning candidates on successful conduct of General Elections 2024.
The Army Chief in a statement issued by the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) said that the free and unhindered participation by Pakistani people to exercise their right of vote demonstrated their commitment to democracy and the rule of law as enshrined in Constitution of Pakistan.
The COAS said, “Leadership and personnel of law-enforcement agencies deserve our highest appreciation for creating a safe and secure environment for the electoral process, despite overwhelming odds. The constructive role played by national media, civil society, members of civil administration and judiciary enabled the successful conduct of the largest electoral exercise in national history.”
“Pakistan’s diverse polity and pluralism will be well-represented by a unified government of all democratic forces imbibed with national purpose,” he added.
“Elections and democracy are means to serve people of Pakistan and not ends in themselves. The nation needs stable hands and a healing touch to move on from the politics of anarchy and polarisation which does not suit a progressive country of 250 Million people. Elections are not a zero-sum competition of winning and losing but an exercise to determine the mandate of the people. Political leadership and their workers should rise above self-interests and synergise efforts in governing and serving the people which is perhaps the only way to make democracy functional and purposeful,” the Army Chief said.
As the people of Pakistan have reposed their combined trust in the Constitution of Pakistan, it is now incumbent upon all political parties to reciprocate the same with political maturity and unity. As we move forward from this national milestone we must reflect on where the country stands today and where our rightful place should be in the comity of nations, he added.
The COAS wished that these elections bring in political and economic stability and prove to be the harbinger of peace and prosperity for our beloved Pakistan.
ISLAMABAD, Feb 10 (APP): Independent Candidate, Asif Majeed has won the Punjab Assembly election from PP-262, Rahim Yar Khan-VIII by securing 54,786 votes.
According to the unofficial result issued by the Returning Officer/ECP, his runner-up was Muhammad Umar Jaffar of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) who bagged 25,200 votes.
Overall voters’ turn-out remained 47.09%.
ISLAMABAD, Feb 10 (APP): Independent Candidate, Jam Amanullah has won the Punjab Assembly election from PP-261, Rahim Yar Khan-VII by securing 42,429 votes.
According to the unofficial result issued by the Returning Officer/ECP, his runner-up was Makhdoom Muhammad Irtaza of Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians (PPPP) who bagged 23,637 votes.
Overall voters’ turn-out remained 50.49%.
ISLAMABAD, Feb 10 (APP): Independent Candidate, Saima Kanwal has won the Punjab Assembly election from PP-260, Rahim Yar Khan-VI by securing 54,980 votes.
According to the unofficial result issued by the Returning Officer/ECP, his runner-up was Makhdoom Hashim Jawan Bakht, an independent candidate who bagged 20,824 votes.
Overall voters’ turn-out remained 46.05%.
ISLAMABAD, Feb 10 (APP): Independent Candidate, Faisal Jamil has won the Punjab Assembly election from PP-259, Rahim Yar Khan-V by securing 53,018 votes.
According to the unofficial result issued by the Returning Officer/ECP, his runner-up was Mian Shafi Muhammad, an independent candidate who bagged 20,824 votes.
Overall voters’ turn-out remained 47.93%.
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