Khyber Pukhtunkhuwa Local Bodies Election 2015
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Kaka G this news only inExpress ?not in other papers ?yeh sb hain koun ?stop posting planted news kid
Kaka G Geo becomes english news channel good for me haha patwari kidThis guy never falls short of beating his previous chawalis
Did they gave dherna ?
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Local government by-polls after Eidul Fitr: ECP official
Schedule for by-elections said to be announced in coming week
PESHAWAR: The Election Commission of Pakistan has said by-polls for local government will be conducted after Eidul Fitr on more than 4,000 village and neighbourhood councillor seats, four district and one tehsil councillor seats.
The schedule for the polls will be announced in the coming week, an ECP official requesting anonymity told The Express Tribune on Tuesday. “Of the count, more than 2,000 seats for non-Muslim were left uncontested after the local government elections on May 30.”
However, added the official, four district and one tehsil seats will be polled again, where elected candidates have either died or were disqualified.
When asked, the official said re-elections would be held in those polling stations where irregularities and mismanagement were noted and respective returning officers submitted their applications regarding issues.
Moreover, maintained the official, 92 election tribunals have been set up across Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and “they will start functioning after official notification is issued”. District and sessions judges and additional district and sessions judges will see the grievance petitions which should be submitted by candidates within 20 days of the notification.
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Local government by-polls after Eidul Fitr: ECP official
Schedule for by-elections said to be announced in coming week
PESHAWAR: The Election Commission of Pakistan has said by-polls for local government will be conducted after Eidul Fitr on more than 4,000 village and neighbourhood councillor seats, four district and one tehsil councillor seats.
The schedule for the polls will be announced in the coming week, an ECP official requesting anonymity told The Express Tribune on Tuesday. “Of the count, more than 2,000 seats for non-Muslim were left uncontested after the local government elections on May 30.”
However, added the official, four district and one tehsil seats will be polled again, where elected candidates have either died or were disqualified.
When asked, the official said re-elections would be held in those polling stations where irregularities and mismanagement were noted and respective returning officers submitted their applications regarding issues.
Moreover, maintained the official, 92 election tribunals have been set up across Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and “they will start functioning after official notification is issued”. District and sessions judges and additional district and sessions judges will see the grievance petitions which should be submitted by candidates within 20 days of the notification.
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ECP announces results, by-polls in local govt elections
Results of all 23 districts, excluding Kohistan [bifurcation of which is sub judice], have been notified. PHOTO ECP.GOV.PK
PESHAWAR: Each time the dust seems to settle over the local government polls controversy, another development creates a stir. The Election Commission of Pakistan announced incomplete results 25 days after Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa voted in local representatives; many results were withheld and over 4,000 seats will hold by-polls.
In a 7,000-page document issued on Wednesday (also available on ECP’s website), winners of 1,862 district and tehsil council seats and approximately 33,000 neighbourhood and village council seats were announced. By-polls on over 4,000 neighbourhood and village seats, four district and one tehsil seats will be conducted after Eidul Fitr.
Results of all 23 districts, excluding Kohistan [bifurcation of which is sub judice], have been notified. Results of those seats where RO and DROs recommended re-polls due to irregularities, have been withheld by the commission.
As many as 349 non-Muslim candidates contested polls on Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s total 3,339 minority seats. In all 84,420 candidates vied for 41,762 seats in polls that were blanketed by irregularity and rigging allegations.
Costly replay
“The schedule for the by-polls will be announced in the coming week,” an ECP official requesting anonymity told The Express Tribune on Tuesday.
“Of the count, more than 2,000 seats for non-Muslims were left uncontested after the May 30 polls.” He said, “Four district and one tehsil seats will also be polled again, where elected candidates have either died or were disqualified.”
When asked, the official said re-elections would be held in those polling stations where irregularities and mismanagement were noted and respective returning officers submitted their applications regarding issues.
Addressing grievances
At least 92 election tribunals have been set up across K-P and “they will start functioning after official notification is issued”. He added, “District and sessions judges and additional district and sessions judges will see the grievance petitions which should be submitted by candidates within 20 days of the notification.”
Khattak’s hometown
Chief Minister Pervez Khattak’s hometown Nowshera district witnessed the highest number of irregularities as the ECP has withheld results for 21 of its 47 wards. Out of the 21, seven are in Jehangira tehsil and Pabbi tehsil each and eight are in Nowshera tehsil.
Besides Nowshera, results for Abbottabad’s seven wards were also withheld – six in Abbottabad tehsil and one in Havelian tehsil.
The ECP has also proposed re-polls in 10 wards of Mardan and one of Battagram. Results of nine out of Bannu’s 49 district councils and one in Buner have been withheld.
Out of Charsadda’s 49 wards, results of 16 have not been notified.
Published in The Express Tribune, June 25th, 2015.
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ECP announces results, by-polls in local govt elections
Results of all 23 districts, excluding Kohistan [bifurcation of which is sub judice], have been notified. PHOTO ECP.GOV.PK
PESHAWAR: Each time the dust seems to settle over the local government polls controversy, another development creates a stir. The Election Commission of Pakistan announced incomplete results 25 days after Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa voted in local representatives; many results were withheld and over 4,000 seats will hold by-polls.
In a 7,000-page document issued on Wednesday (also available on ECP’s website), winners of 1,862 district and tehsil council seats and approximately 33,000 neighbourhood and village council seats were announced. By-polls on over 4,000 neighbourhood and village seats, four district and one tehsil seats will be conducted after Eidul Fitr.
Results of all 23 districts, excluding Kohistan [bifurcation of which is sub judice], have been notified. Results of those seats where RO and DROs recommended re-polls due to irregularities, have been withheld by the commission.
As many as 349 non-Muslim candidates contested polls on Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s total 3,339 minority seats. In all 84,420 candidates vied for 41,762 seats in polls that were blanketed by irregularity and rigging allegations.
Costly replay
“The schedule for the by-polls will be announced in the coming week,” an ECP official requesting anonymity told The Express Tribune on Tuesday.
“Of the count, more than 2,000 seats for non-Muslims were left uncontested after the May 30 polls.” He said, “Four district and one tehsil seats will also be polled again, where elected candidates have either died or were disqualified.”
When asked, the official said re-elections would be held in those polling stations where irregularities and mismanagement were noted and respective returning officers submitted their applications regarding issues.
Addressing grievances
At least 92 election tribunals have been set up across K-P and “they will start functioning after official notification is issued”. He added, “District and sessions judges and additional district and sessions judges will see the grievance petitions which should be submitted by candidates within 20 days of the notification.”
Khattak’s hometown
Chief Minister Pervez Khattak’s hometown Nowshera district witnessed the highest number of irregularities as the ECP has withheld results for 21 of its 47 wards. Out of the 21, seven are in Jehangira tehsil and Pabbi tehsil each and eight are in Nowshera tehsil.
Besides Nowshera, results for Abbottabad’s seven wards were also withheld – six in Abbottabad tehsil and one in Havelian tehsil.
The ECP has also proposed re-polls in 10 wards of Mardan and one of Battagram. Results of nine out of Bannu’s 49 district councils and one in Buner have been withheld.
Out of Charsadda’s 49 wards, results of 16 have not been notified.
Published in The Express Tribune, June 25th, 2015.
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LG re-polling ends in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
The polling began in 14 districts of KP at 7am amid extra security. —DawnNews screengrab
PESHAWAR: Re-polling in the local government elections ended peacefully under heavy security on Thursday.
Earlier, re-polling in the local government elections was under way in over 350 polling stations across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) today (Thursday).
Voting began in 14 districts of the province at 7am. To facilitate the voters, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) extended the polling duration till 6pm.
The picture shows security personnel as voting continues. —Photo by author
Extra security measures were taken to ensure smooth elections. Police and army personnel have also been deployed at each polling station to avoid mismanagement. Meanwhile, the media has been barred from coverage inside polling stations.
Extra security measures were taken to ensure smooth elections. —DawnNews screengrab
Woman arrested in Peshawar for attempting to cast fake votes
Police arrested a woman in Takhtabad polling station in Peshawar's Dawoodzai area for attempting to cast fake votes. According to Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Mian Saeed, police arrested the woman for having 45 fake voting ballots. The woman was arrested before she cast the fake votes and was shifted to Dawoodzai police station.
LG re-polling ends in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
The polling began in 14 districts of KP at 7am amid extra security. —DawnNews screengrab
PESHAWAR: Re-polling in the local government elections ended peacefully under heavy security on Thursday.
Earlier, re-polling in the local government elections was under way in over 350 polling stations across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) today (Thursday).
Voting began in 14 districts of the province at 7am. To facilitate the voters, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) extended the polling duration till 6pm.
The picture shows security personnel as voting continues. —Photo by author
Extra security measures were taken to ensure smooth elections. Police and army personnel have also been deployed at each polling station to avoid mismanagement. Meanwhile, the media has been barred from coverage inside polling stations.
Extra security measures were taken to ensure smooth elections. —DawnNews screengrab
Woman arrested in Peshawar for attempting to cast fake votes
Police arrested a woman in Takhtabad polling station in Peshawar's Dawoodzai area for attempting to cast fake votes. According to Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Mian Saeed, police arrested the woman for having 45 fake voting ballots. The woman was arrested before she cast the fake votes and was shifted to Dawoodzai police station.
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54 seats won by PTI some 20 by independent and 14 by JUIF. result of a free and fair transparent re-election where anp, juif,pmln claimed rigging
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threesome alliance also failed
And than People say "PTI KI Saysat Humesha ka lia Khatam ho Gai Ha" A big slap or should i say Jhoota on Their faces. Dhoob ker mer Jaoo Chulu bar pani Main.
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54 seats won by PTI some 20 by independent and 14 by JUIF. result of a free and fair transparent re-election where anp, juif,pmln claimed rigging
p.s.
threesome alliance also failed
Even Mir Shakeel's Geo media could not deny this victory.
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