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Parties vie to form government as no clear winner emerges - Vimarsana News

Parties vie to form government as no clear winner emerges

Imran Khan claims victory, while Nawaz Sharif says his party won most seats and will form government with allies

Aide of Pakistan ex-PM Khan says party aims to form government, calls for peaceful protests if election results not released - Vimarsana News

Aide of Pakistan ex-PM Khan says party aims to form government, calls for peaceful protests if election results not released

Both Imran Khan, who is in jail, and three-time former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif have declared victory.

Source: scmp.com
PPP and PML-N in talks of forming a coalition govt: A look at the relationship between the two parties - Vimarsana News

PPP and PML-N in talks of forming a coalition govt: A look at the relationship between the two parties

It isn’t as if PML-N and PPP would come together for the first time to form a coalition government in the Centre. The two parties have done so back in 2008 and 2022. Here is a look at the circumstances that brought PML-N and PPP together previously.

Confusion in Pakistan: What happens now? - Vimarsana News

Confusion in Pakistan: What happens now?

As results continue to trickle in, independent candidates loyal to the jailed Imran Khan still lead against all odds. But who will form the government?

Pakistan Elections 2024: With No Clear Winner In Sight, Political Parties Begin 'Wheeling And Dealing' | World News - Vimarsana News

Pakistan Elections 2024: With No Clear Winner In Sight, Political Parties Begin 'Wheeling And Dealing' | World News

Pak Elections: The unofficial results reported by Geo News on 255 out of 265 seats show the independents leading on 100 seats, followed by PML-N and PPP at 73 and 54 respectively.

Source: india.com