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ECP begins preparations for local government elections

ECP begins preparations for local government elections

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QUETTA: In accordance with the directives of the Balochistan High Court, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has initiated comprehensive arrangements for the upcoming local government elections in Quetta district. The ECP has appealed to potential candidates, voters, and the general public to verify their vote registration details in the electoral rolls and ensure they […]

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BHC orders early local body election in Quetta

BHC orders early local body election in Quetta

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Quetta: The Balochistan High Court has dismissed constitutional petitions filed against the recent census and delimitation process in Quetta, directing the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to conduct local government elections in the city without further delay. The court ruled that the authority for delimitation constitutionally lies within the jurisdiction of the Election Commission and

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By-Elections announced for local government in Balochistan

By-Elections announced for local government in Balochistan

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QUETTA: According to a notification issued by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), by-elections for vacant seats of chairmen and vice-chairmen in various local government institutions across Balochistan will be held on Thursday, 2 October 2025. The elections will cover seats in the Municipal Committee of Surab, Union Council No. 22 Anjira Mehrabad, the Municipal

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National Party won Kalat Municipal committee election

National Party won Kalat Municipal committee election

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Kalat: Mir Abdul Waheed of National Party and Al-Khalid Panel Wins Municipal Committee Election in Kalat   Kalat: Elections for the Municipal Committee worker seat in Manguchar have concluded. The joint candidate of the National Party and Al-Khalid Panel, Mir Abdul Waheed Mohammadshahi, has emerged victorious. According to unofficial and preliminary results, Abdul Waheed secured

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By-election in seven districts of Balochistan to be held on Sunday

By-election in seven districts of Balochistan to be held on Sunday

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QUETTA: By-election in seven districts of Baluchistan will be held on 3rd August, Sunday. According to the Election Commission of Pakistan, the polling will be held from 8 in the morning to 4 at evening. The seven districts of Baluchistan include Zhob, Shirani, Loralai, Barkhan, Kalat, Khuzdar and Surab. The sources of Election commission of

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Schedule announced for By-Elections on reserved seats in Balochistan local councils

Schedule announced for By-Elections on reserved seats in local councils

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Quetta: The Election Commission of Balochistan has officially released the schedule for by-elections on reserved seats in local councils across the province. According to the schedule, nomination papers from candidates will be accepted until June 27, 2025, and the preliminary list of candidates will be published on June 28, 2025. While the by-election process will

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Government of Balochistan to Take Firm Action Against Law Violations Following Recent Protests: Shahid Rind

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In a recent statement, Shahid Rind, the spokesperson for the Government of Balochistan, addressed the media and provided updates on recent developments following the Jaffar Express incident. Rind highlighted that, after the incident, the Balochistan Voice of the People (BVC) held protests and demonstrations. He further stated that during a protest yesterday, a speech containing

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