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Pakistan

UN chief closely monitoring post-elections situation in Pakistan

  • Urges political leaders to maintain calm atmosphere and refrain from violence
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The United Nations (UN) has said that it is closely following and monitoring the situation in Pakistan after the recently-held general elections.

UN chief Secretary General Antonio Guterres’ spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric said this in a media briefing.

“He calls for the resolving of all issues and disputes through the established legal frameworks and for human rights and the rule of law to be fully respected in the interest of the people of Pakistan.

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“The Secretary-General urges the authorities, political leaders to maintain a calm atmosphere and to reject and refrain from all forms of violence and avoid any actions that could increase or enflame tensions,” the spokesperson concluded.

His statement comes after Pakistan held its general elections on February 8 which were marred by allegations of rigging, irregularities and suspension of mobile phone services.

Moreover, the Election Commission of Pakistan also released the poll results later than promised.

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KU Feb 13, 2024 02:24pm
Even as the UN is monitoring post-elections situation, vote tempering is in full swing behind closed doors, the rigged results will eventually be blessed by our courts, tragic state of affairs.
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Johnny Walker Feb 13, 2024 03:14pm
Who cares what UN says. Toothless institution.
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Usman Feb 13, 2024 08:24pm
They can only monitor .the monitoring what's happening in Kashmir Palestine and Africa.From UN it should be changed to toothless United nation monitoring authority.TUMA.
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