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SUKKUR: Three miners lost their lives when the mine they were excavating collapsed on them at the Lakhra Coal Mines near Majandh in Jamshoro.The three miners, Amanullah, Saeed Gul and Gul Badshah,. ....
NA-75 Daska: Inquiry launched into the disappearance of presiding officers Report to be submitted on May 15 SAMAA | TV - Posted: Apr 7, 2021 | Last Updated: 2 hours ago SAMAA | TV Posted: Apr 7, 2021 | Last Updated: 2 hours ago Photo: Online The Election Commission of Pakistan has launched an inquiry into the disappearance of presiding officers while the votes for the NA-75 Daska by-election were being counted on February 19. The PML-N filed a complaint after the presiding officers had gone missing. The commission has ordered re-polling in the constituency–a verdict that was upheld by the Supreme Court. Punjab Election Commissioner Saeed Gul has been appointed inquiry officer. The fact-finding committee has given him till May 15 to prepare a report on the matter. ....
Investigation officer to determine whereabouts of officers on polling day, identify those responsible ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Wednesday announced to conduct a fact-finding inquiry over the disappearance of presiding officers during the by-polls in Daska held earlier this year. According to the ECP, joint election commissioner Punjab Saeed Gul will lead the investigation and submit his report by May 15. The commission will also probe suspected violations of responsibilities of the presiding officers and security staff. The officer, ECP added, can seek assistance from the concerned federal and provincial institutions and record the statements of the officers. ....
Past practice to be followed in today’s Senate polls, says ECP Top Story Ag Agencies ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Tuesday said due to time constraints, the Senate election today (Wednesday) will be conducted “as per past practice” prescribed in the Constitution and law. The commission decided this in a meeting presided over by Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja. ECP members Justice (retd) Altaf Ibrahim Qureshi, Justice (retd) Irshad Qasir, Shah Muhammad Jatoi and Nisar Ahmed Durrani attended the meeting. The decision came a day after the Supreme Court gave its opinion on a presidential reference requesting its perspective on whether or not open balloting could be held in today’s election. The court ruled that the Senate elections will be held via secret ballot according to Article 226 of the Constitution. It also suggested the ECP make use of technology to prevent corrupt practices. ....
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Tuesday stated that the Senate elections will be held according to "the Constitution and law as per past practice". ....