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US asks cash-strapped Pakistan to hold 'fair, timely' elections and respect human rights - Vimarsana News

US asks cash-strapped Pakistan to hold 'fair, timely' elections and respect human rights

The US asked Pakistan to hold free, fair and timely elections, and to respect human rights, fundamental freedoms and the rule of law, as uncertainty grew over the date of conducting the polls in the cash-strapped country.

US Asks Pakistan to Hold Fair, Timely' Elections - Vimarsana News

US Asks Pakistan to Hold Fair, Timely' Elections

Pakistan's National Assembly was dissolved on August 9. The elections in the country should be held within the stipulated time of 90 days after the dissolution of the National Assembly

Source: news18.com
Pakistan President Alvi unilaterally proposes November 6 as date for general elections - Vimarsana News

Pakistan President Alvi unilaterally proposes November 6 as date for general elections

Pakistan President Arif Alvi on Wednesday unilaterally proposed November 6 as the date for the general elections in a letter written to the chief election commissioner.

'Stay in Touch with People': Former Pakistan Defence Minister Tells Shehbaz to Return - Vimarsana News

'Stay in Touch with People': Former Pakistan Defence Minister Tells Shehbaz to Return

Pakistan’s former defence minister Khawaja Asif has asked his former boss and ex-prime minister Shehbaz Sharif to return to Pakistan. (Image: X)

Source: news18.com
Pakistan ECP calls delimitation vital for true representation in Parliament, defends election delay - Vimarsana News

Pakistan ECP calls delimitation vital for true representation in Parliament, defends election delay

Pakistan’s top electoral body has defended its move to postpone the polls beyond the stipulated 90-day period, saying voters will not have true representation in Parliament without fresh delimitation of constituencies.