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ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has given three days to file objections over a NADRA report highlighting election irregularities in NA-256 constituency of Karachi.
After completing thumbprint verification, NADRA in its report stated that over 77,000 votes cast during the May 11 election in NA-256 could not be verified.
The ECP has also summoned the Returning Officer of the constituency on October 12. According to the ECP spokesman, the election tribunal is bound to make a decision regarding election fraud within 120 days of receiving a complaint. The complaint of election fraud in NA-256 was received by the election tribunal on June 20.
The spokesman added that the 120 day period was expiring on October 25 and the tribunal will have to announce its decision by this date. Sources add that the tribunal has the authority to declare the election illegal if voter fraud is proven along with also ordering re-polling on polling stations.
- See more at: http://www.geo.tv/article-121592-NADRA-NA-256-Report-Tribunal-to-announce-decision-by-Oct-25--#sthash.kDi1oGZC.dpufISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has given three days to file objections over a NADRA report highlighting election irregularities in NA-256 constituency of Karachi.
After completing thumbprint verification, NADRA in its report stated that over 77,000 votes cast during the May 11 election in NA-256 could not be verified.
The ECP has also summoned the Returning Officer of the constituency on October 12. According to the ECP spokesman, the election tribunal is bound to make a decision regarding election fraud within 120 days of receiving a complaint. The complaint of election fraud in NA-256 was received by the election tribunal on June 20.
The spokesman added that the 120 day period was expiring on October 25 and the tribunal will have to announce its decision by this date. Sources add that the tribunal has the authority to declare the election illegal if voter fraud is proven along with also ordering re-polling on polling stations.
- See more at: http://www.geo.tv/article-121592-NADRA-NA-256-Report-Tribunal-to-announce-decision-by-Oct-25--#sthash.kDi1oGZC.dpufISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has given three days to file objections over a NADRA report highlighting election irregularities in NA-256 constituency of Karachi.
After completing thumbprint verification, NADRA in its report stated that over 77,000 votes cast during the May 11 election in NA-256 could not be verified.
The ECP has also summoned the Returning Officer of the constituency on October 12. According to the ECP spokesman, the election tribunal is bound to make a decision regarding election fraud within 120 days of receiving a complaint. The complaint of election fraud in NA-256 was received by the election tribunal on June 20.
The spokesman added that the 120 day period was expiring on October 25 and the tribunal will have to announce its decision by this date. Sources add that the tribunal has the authority to declare the election illegal if voter fraud is proven along with also ordering re-polling on polling stations.
- See more at: http://www.geo.tv/article-121592-NADRA-NA-256-Report-Tribunal-to-announce-decision-by-Oct-25--#sthash.kDi1oGZC.dpufISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has given three days to file objections over a NADRA report highlighting election irregularities in NA-256 constituency of Karachi.
After completing thumbprint verification, NADRA in its report stated that over 77,000 votes cast during the May 11 election in NA-256 could not be verified.
The ECP has also summoned the Returning Officer of the constituency on October 12. According to the ECP spokesman, the election tribunal is bound to make a decision regarding election fraud within 120 days of receiving a complaint. The complaint of election fraud in NA-256 was received by the election tribunal on June 20.
The spokesman added that the 120 day period was expiring on October 25 and the tribunal will have to announce its decision by this date. Sources add that the tribunal has the authority to declare the election illegal if voter fraud is proven along with also ordering re-polling on polling stations.
- See more at: http://www.geo.tv/article-121592-NADRA-NA-256-Report-Tribunal-to-announce-decision-by-Oct-25--#sthash.kDi1oGZC.dpufISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has given three days to file objections over a NADRA report highlighting election irregularities in NA-256 constituency of Karachi.
After completing thumbprint verification, NADRA in its report stated that over 77,000 votes cast during the May 11 election in NA-256 could not be verified.
The ECP has also summoned the Returning Officer of the constituency on October 12. According to the ECP spokesman, the election tribunal is bound to make a decision regarding election fraud within 120 days of receiving a complaint. The complaint of election fraud in NA-256 was received by the election tribunal on June 20.
The spokesman added that the 120 day period was expiring on October 25 and the tribunal will have to announce its decision by this date. Sources add that the tribunal has the authority to declare the election illegal if voter fraud is proven along with also ordering re-polling on polling stations.
- See more at: http://www.geo.tv/article-121592-NADRA-NA-256-Report-Tribunal-to-announce-decision-by-Oct-25--#sthash.kDi1oGZC.dpufISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has given three days to file objections over a NADRA report highlighting election irregularities in NA-256 constituency of Karachi.
After completing thumbprint verification, NADRA in its report stated that over 77,000 votes cast during the May 11 election in NA-256 could not be verified.
The ECP has also summoned the Returning Officer of the constituency on October 12. According to the ECP spokesman, the election tribunal is bound to make a decision regarding election fraud within 120 days of receiving a complaint. The complaint of election fraud in NA-256 was received by the election tribunal on June 20.
The spokesman added that the 120 day period was expiring on October 25 and the tribunal will have to announce its decision by this date. Sources add that the tribunal has the authority to declare the election illegal if voter fraud is proven along with also ordering re-polling on polling stations.
- See more at: http://www.geo.tv/article-121592-NADRA-NA-256-Report-Tribunal-to-announce-decision-by-Oct-25--#sthash.kDi1oGZC.dpuf
ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has given three days to file objections over a NADRA report highlighting election irregularities in NA-256 constituency of Karachi.
After completing thumbprint verification, NADRA in its report stated that over 77,000 votes cast during the May 11 election in NA-256 could not be verified.
The ECP has also summoned the Returning Officer of the constituency on October 12. According to the ECP spokesman, the election tribunal is bound to make a decision regarding election fraud within 120 days of receiving a complaint. The complaint of election fraud in NA-256 was received by the election tribunal on June 20.
The spokesman added that the 120 day period was expiring on October 25 and the tribunal will have to announce its decision by this date. Sources add that the tribunal has the authority to declare the election illegal if voter fraud is proven along with also ordering re-polling on polling stations.
QUETTA: A Rawalpindi bound train was stopped after it came under a rocket attack near Bolan, Geo News reported Friday.
Railway sources said that a rocket was fired at the Jaffar Express while it was passing through the mountainous region near Kolpur in Bolan district.
The rocket damaged engine of the train. Security forces rushed to the spot and cordon..... Read more
A six member parliamentary committee will meet for the second day to select caretaker Punjab chief minister out of four nominees here on Monday (today),
Rana Sanaullah, Mian Mujtaba Shujaur Rehman and Malik Iqbal Channar will represent the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz while the opposition side would be represented by Shaukat Basra, Chaudhry Zahee..... Read more
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) members insisted on Tuesday on a commitment from the government for a briefing by the heads of security and intelligence agencies in a joint session of Parliament on the law and order situation, with particular emphasis on the Quetta carnage.
However, despite several assurances, the ruling Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) ..... Read more
