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Pakistan General election result which still a dilemma election commission which was deployed by political parties have now reservation over election Process, Chief election commissioner deploying by Government and opposition party, so current ECP Chief selected by Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz PML (N) and Pakistan People’s Party Parliamentarian (PPP) with all controversies in that time. Pakistan Tahreek Insaf (PTI) Known Pakistan Justice Moments, who won the majority in Federal and also in two provinces.PTI opponent parties reservation on the election process, but these rigging allegations not new, like around the world in Pakistan also in every election opposition parties showing reservations on the Election process, but political parties Hiding own Defeat trough allegations. Imran Khan Won Clear Majority.  Cricketer Turn, Political Leader Imran Khan which popular in youth due to his anti-corruption ideology, won the election with the clear majority 120 seat out of 274

 Imran Khan said after 22 years of struggle he finally got an opportunity to fulfill his dream and serve the nation and his party envisioned creating a Pakistan "that Jinnah dreamed of" Islamabad- Pakistan Tahreek Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has declared victory in Pakistan's election, seeing off the party of former PM Nawaz Sharif, who was jailed for corruption. Voting was marred by violence and allegations of poll-rigging. With about half the votes counted from Wednesday’s elections, Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) – Justice Movement – has a solid lead, according to the official preliminary results. The elections were marred by a gruesome suicide bombing. Some 371,000 soldiers have been deployed at polling stations across the country, nearly five times as many as during last general election in 2013. Khan addressed the nation from his home in Islamabad, vowing to investigate all complaints of rigged polls made by his opponents – the Pak

A powerful blast struck Quetta this morning, killing at least 22 people and injuring 28 others. The explosion occurred outside a polling station near Eastern Bypass area. According to sources at the Civil Hospital, it is learned that 22 people have died in the blast while 28 others wounded. They feared that the death toll could increase, as most of the injured were in serious condition. The constituency, where the latest terror attack occurred, is NA-260. DIG Javed Akbar Riaz said the Bomb Disposal Squad was collecting evidence to ascertain nature of the blast. He said the blast was an attempt to sabotage the election. A state of emergency has been declared in nearby hospitals where injured have been moved. Police and rescue teams reached the blast site and shifted the deceased and the injured to a nearby medical facility. It is the first terror attack to have struck the election day. Lately, in the deadliest attack on election campaigning, a suicide bom

Pakistan’s 11th general election is scheduled to be held today, with 105.95 million voters expected to head to the polls to vote in their respective constituencies across the country. The battle is set to come down to three parties: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI). Voting begins at 8am, with a total of 371,388 army personnel deployed at 85,000 polling stations as a precautionary security measure Polling ends at 6pm, after which polling staff will begin the vote count. The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has requested the media not to air unofficial results before 7pm (PST). The government has declared July 25 a public holiday in an effort to encourage maximum voter participation. Elections have been postponed in eight national and provincial assembly constituencies. In one of the constituencies, a candidate had been disqualified while in the other seven, the contesting candidate

Pakistan, a country where citizens are always living in tragedies and hypocrisies, these tragedies and hypocrisies are in the shape of poverty, illiteracy, poor health care, and lack of jobs, from the very day of independence of the country up till now Pakistan remained in the state war which always looming on Country in different faces internal external, power politics, ethnics, religious and global war on terrorism. These wars of hypocrisy are looming on the country in two shapes one is natural and other is Artificial, artificial war with the threat from the imaginary enemy. Pakistan strategic and political decision which are often taken unconsciously for specific purposes, the other is a power struggle between different state institutions. If we look at past so we will see the power politics and rift between institutions, which left a great impact on Pakistani masses, Sometimes army coup crossed constitutional limitations and sometimes political elements take a posit

Aljazeera Hamas says it launched rockets and mortars in response to Israeli wave of strikes, which also wounded 14 Palestinians. At least two teenagers in the Gaza Strip have been killed by Israeli air raids, according toPalestinian health officials, as Israel carried out the largest daylight attack on the besieged enclave since the 2014 war. Amir al-Nimri, 15, and Luay Kaheel, 16, died of their wounds on Saturday shortly after an air strike targeted al-Kutaiba, an area in western Gaza, the health ministry said. Twelve others were wounded. The al-Kutaiba square is adjacent to a park frequently visited by families over the weekend, especially during the summer months, witnesses told Al Jazeera.  "That's why so many civilians have been hurt in the latest strike," Maram Humaid, a journalist in the Strip, said.  In a Twitter post, the Israeli military confirmed it targeted a "high-rise building" and said it had "warned" resi

A suicide bomber blew himself up at an anti-Taliban political party’s rally in northwest Pakistan on Tuesday, killing 12 other people, including a candidate in July 25 elections, police said. News Desk-A suicide bomber blew himself up at an anti-Taliban political party’s rally in northwest Pakistan on Tuesday, killing 12 other people, including a candidate in July 25 elections, police said. The attack on a meeting of the Awami National Party (ANP) in Peshawar also injured nearly 50 others, city police chief Jamil Qazi said. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, the first major pre-election violence. The blast took place when Haroon Bilour, who was contesting elections from  the PK-78  constituency, arrived at the site where the ANP workers had gathered for a corner meeting. Bilour suffered serious injuries and was shifted to the hospital where he succumbed to his wounds. “According to our initial investigation, it was a suicide attack an

Domestic violence is an endemic social problem in Pakistan. According to a report, nearly 70 to 90 percent of women are suffering from many forms of abuses. In Pakistan more than 5000 women are being killed per year due to the domestic violence and thousands of women have been injured badly. Approximately 97% of women were interviewed and told that they have been the victim of some kinds of assaults, ranging from verbal abuses or threatened to be subjected to beating or non-consensual sex. It is painful to mention that 12 years old girls are being killed by their own fathers and brothers. Different reasons are linked with domestic violence in Pakistan such as, poverty, illiteracy and social taboos. In Islamabad nearly 4,000 women had been attacked during the period of eight years in which 30 percent were pregnant. So about four women are killed in this manner every day. I request the concerned authorities and human rights organizations to increase the number of laws against