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April 10, 2021
The NA-75 seat fell vacant after the death of PML-N MNA Syed Iftikharul Hassan alias Zahry Shah in August 2020. — AFP/File GUJRAT/LAHORE: In a rare re-election in an entire constituency (after the cancellation of the first ballot) in Punjab, people in NA-75 (Daska) will go to the polls on Saturday (today) in a charged atmosphere with expectations of a close fight between the candidates of the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) and the opposition Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N). The E...
April 10, 2021
This photo shows a polling station in Daska on Saturday. — DawnNewsTV PML-Ns Nosheen Iftikhar is leading the high stakes Daska NA-75 by-poll, having bagged 72,886 votes, according to unofficial results from 221 polling stations, while the ruling PTIs Ali Asjad Malhi is trailing with 59,190 votes. However, there a total of 360 polling stations in the constituency and unofficial results from 139 stations are yet to arrive, according to data collected by DawnNewsTV. Polling began at 8am and con...
April 10, 2021
This photo shows a polling station in Daska on Saturday. — DawnNewsTV Polling is currently under way in the NA-75 Daska constituency with expectations of a close fight between the ruling PTI and the PML-N. According to Radio Pakistan, polling — which started at 8am — will continue till 5pm without any break. The PML-N has awarded the ticket to Nosheen Iftikhar while Ali Asjad Malhi is the candidate for the PTI. A candidate of Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), Khalil Sandhu, is also in th...
April 10, 2021
This photo shows a polling station in Daska on Saturday. — DawnNewsTV Polling has ended in the NA-75 Daska constituency, where a close contest is expected between the ruling PTI and the PML-N. Polling started at 8am and continued uninterrupted till 5pm in a peaceful manner. After 5pm, only those voters who were inside the polling stations were allowed to cast their votes while counting has begun in most areas of the constituency. Vote count taking place in a polling station of Daska. – Daw...