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Pakistan

Caretaker info minister reiterates general elections to be held on February 8

  • Refutes talks of a delay in the polls saying no administrative or financial reason could obstruct timely elections
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Caretaker Minister for Information and Broadcasting Murtaza Solangi has reaffirmed that general elections in the country will be held on February 8, 2024.

He said this while talking to the media in Islamabad, state-run Radio Pakistan reported.

Solangi refuted talks of a delay in the polls saying no administrative or financial reason could obstruct timely elections.

ECP reacts strongly to election ‘delay’ reports

The interim minister said the caretaker government has to maintain cordial relations with all political parties to create a conducive environment for the elections.

The interim government has full confidence in the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) in fulfilling its legal and constitutional responsibilities, he added.

Answering a question, the info minister said the government was trying its best to resolve the issues of the Baloch people.

HRCP condemns crackdown on Baloch protesters

He said all women and children of the protest sit-in by the Baloch people in the federal capital had been released while remaining people would also be released after fulfilling legal procedures.

Earlier, speaking at the graduating ceremony of a training of civil servants at Information Services Academy, Solangi urged civil servants to work with dedication in fulfilling their professional responsibilities.

He said disseminating correct information was a multifaceted and challenging job due to the changing landscape of media.

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FMaqbool Dec 23, 2023 04:22pm
Why does he keep repeating himself ? We the people of Pakistan want free democratic elections , can Solangi guarantee that’s.?
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Urooj Dec 23, 2023 06:01pm
Dividends of the Trip?
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TimetoMoVVeOn Dec 23, 2023 06:43pm
This election will be a disaster no matter what the result is. If IK wins, the turmoil with the army will be high. So most likely he wont, and they will make NS win. If that happens, the turmoil with the people will be high. The election is so predictable.
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