Sindh, Balochistan by-elections: Residents to vote on February 16
ISLAMABAD – The Election Commission of Pakistan has announced that the by-election for Malir’s PS-88, Sanghar’s PS-43 and Pishin’s PS-20 will be held on February 16.
The documents of those contesting have to be submitted by December 28. A list of final contenders will be issued February 15.
The PS-88 Malir seat had fallen vacant on June 2 after the death of minister for human settlement Ghulam Murtaza Baloch, who had contracted coronavirus.
Sanghar’s PS-43 seat fell vacant when PPP MPA Jam Madad Ali passed away because of Covid-19 on November 13.
The seat in Pishin, too, fell vacant when MPA Syed Fazal Agha, former Balochistan governor and former deputy chairman of Senate, died on May 20.
The by-election was delayed because of the coronavirus outbreak. The PPP had submitted a petition asking for the authority to hold the elections.
ECP to hold by-polls on eight seats
On December 17, the commission decided to hold by-polls in eight constituencies of the national and provincial assemblies. The seats fell vacant following the death of the elected MPAs and MNAs.
The seats include NA-75 (Sialkot), NA-45 (Orakzai), PS-51 Gujranwala, PS-52 Umerkot and PK-63 Nowshera.
Related News
Govt to present budget on June 10
Mehtab Pirzada ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb on Wednesday said that the federal budget forRead More
Malaysia’s MTCP trains 850 Pakistanis, strengthens “Human Capital Development”: Malaysian envoy
ISLAMABAD, JUN 3: /DNA/ – Malaysia’s flagship Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme (MTCP) has played aRead More


Comments are Closed