ISLAMABAD, (DNA) – Perhaps jumping the gun before official announcement of the election results, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Fawad Chaudhary tweeted to congratulate nation on “new Pakistan” and dubbed party chief Imran Khan as the “Prime Minister ”. The final results are yet to come when Chaudhary posted a tweet, however tentative results at 11.04pm show that the PTI is leading with 103 NA seats, followed by52 PML-N, 32 PPP, 20 independents, eight MMA and three MQM.

MULTAN: (DNA) –  Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Makhdoom Shah Mehmood Qureshi has won National Assembly seat from NA-156 by securing 93497 votes, according to unofficial and unconfirmed results. Amir Saeed Ansari of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz bagged 73529 votes. According  to reports, the PTI is leading on more than 80 seats with PMLN and PPP  lagging behind.

ISLAMABAD, (DNA) – Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is leading in 51 National Assembly constituencies, according to unofficial and initial final results. PML-N is at 41 and PPP 24. as results have started coming in from various constituencies after 07:00pm deadline set by the Election Commission of Pakistan to announce the results passed. Counting has started across Pakistan after a daylong polling in the landmark parliamentary elections, marred by a deadly terrorist attack in Quetta, where 31 people were martyred in a suicide attack. The voters thronged to polling stations in largeRead More

RAWALPINDI, (DNA) – DG ISPR Major General Asif Ghafoor has thanked fellow Pakistanis saying the world has seen their love and respect for Pak Armed Forces and Law Enforcement Agencies today. In his tweet today, he said the people of Pakistan have rejected all kinds of malicious propaganda. Asif Ghafoor said we are strong because we have unflinching support of our nation. He said our lives are dedicated to Pakistan and its People.

ISLAMABAD,  (DNA): The European Union Election Observation Mission on Wednesday said that it was quite satisfied with the arrangements made for the election. Speaking to the media, Michael Gahler, head of the mission, said they have visited several polling stations to review the procedure. He said the people Pakistan seem extremely excited to use their right to franchise. The delegation also examined the ballot papers being used in the election.

KARACHI: (DNA) – Counting has started across Pakistan after a daylong polling in the landmark parliamentary elections, marred by a deadly terrorist attack in Quetta, where 31 people were martyred in a suicide attack. Preliminary and unofficial results are expected to be out in an hour. Barring the suicide attack in Quetta, the polling process concluded peacefully in rest of the country amid heightened security. More than 350,000 troops were deployed to maintain law and order on the polling day. Around 105.95 million eligible voters were expected to exercise theirRead More