Pakistan’s caretaker PM dismisses election result manipulation claims
Several parties and candidates have urged protests against the election results, with PTI supporters blocking traffic in Peshawar on Sunday.
Several parties and candidates have urged protests against the election results, with PTI supporters blocking traffic in Peshawar on Sunday.
The aide urged supporters to protest peacefully if final election results, following Thursday's general election, are delayed.
Party members reported that police and army personnel fired shots and used tear gas during the demonstration.
The contest primarily involved former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and candidates supported by ex-Prime Minister Imran.
Contradicting Nawaz Sharif's earlier victory declaration, Khan, usually communicating through his lawyers, urged his supporters to celebrate.
The election was overshadowed by militant attacks resulting in 28 deaths.
Khan, currently in prison, saw his PTI party excluded from the election, leading his supporters to run as independents.
Khan is currently imprisoned, and his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party was excluded from the election, leading his supporters to run.
The election occurred as Pakistan, a South Asian nation, battles an economic crisis and escalating militant violence in a deeply.
Contesting for 266 parliamentary seats, 70 reserved for women and minorities, and 749 state parliamentary positions are numerous parties and.