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Key Pakistani Leaders Step Down from Party Positions
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Key Pakistani Leaders Step Down from Party Positions

Jahangir Tareen and Siraj ul Haq left politics after the general elections in Pakistan. The Pakistani leaders announced their resignation from their political party, the Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP) and Jamat e Islami (JI). IPP had launched just eight months prior in June 2023. JI leader steps down after the alleged rigging in the elections. In Pakistan, two important political figures have made surprising decisions, shaking up the country's political landscape. Jahangir Khan Tareen, leader of the Istehkam-i-Pakistan Party (IPP), and Siraj-ul-Haq, the head of Jamaat-e-Islami (JI), have both stepped down from their leadership positions within their parties. These Pakistani leaders have had a prominent role in the country's politics in recent times. Tareen, in a statement posted on...
Pakistan and China to Sign Loan Agreement for ML-1 Rail Project
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Pakistan and China to Sign Loan Agreement for ML-1 Rail Project

The new Pakistani government is reportedly close to signing a loan agreement with China for the development of the Main Line 1 railway project. This ML-1 Rail Project can improve the existing railway system of the country. The upcoming government of Pakistan plans to conclude negotiations with Chinese authorities on the financing terms for the Main Line-1 (ML-1 rail project), a key initiative under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). According to Amir Ali Baloch, Chief Executive Officer of Pakistan Railways (PR), discussions will focus on the loan’s interest rate, repayment period, and other financial conditions. This development follows the completion of all preparatory stages of the project, with only the loan agreement pending. The ML-1 rail project aims to upgrad...
US, UK, & EU Call for Investigation into Pakistan Election 2024
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US, UK, & EU Call for Investigation into Pakistan Election 2024

The United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union have all expressed concerns about the Pakistan election. They urged an investigation into reported irregularities. They highlighted concerns about the fairness and inclusivity of the elections. Moreover, they also noted issues like violence against political parties and candidates. After the recent Pakistan election, concerns have been raised by the United States, Britain, and the European Union. They want a thorough investigation into reported irregularities during the voting process. The election was mainly a contest between parties led by former prime ministers Nawaz Sharif and Imran Khan. Despite both claiming victory, questions have emerged about the fairness of the election. In the election, 265 seats in the nati...
Results So Far Of Latest Pakistan’s General Elections 2024
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Results So Far Of Latest Pakistan’s General Elections 2024

We have gathered a few non-final results of the recent General elections in 2024 in Pakistan. A total of 44 parties took part in the elections and a hefty number of the public cast their votes to choose the future of their country. Independent candidates are leading in all major seats so far. Today a historic general elections 2024 was held in Pakistan. Three major political parties, 41 other parties, and a massive number of 'Independent candidates' take part in the contest. This election can be game changing scenario for the country as the fate will fall on the lap of a leading political party. The last elected government was Imran Khan who led the party named Pakistan Tehreek e Insaaf (PTI). He was terminated from the office with the external interference of a lot of power and in...
Bombings Kill 22 In Southwestern Pakistan Before General Election
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Bombings Kill 22 In Southwestern Pakistan Before General Election

A big explosion hit the office of a person running for general election in Balochistan, Pakistan. At least 22 people died and many more got hurt in the blast. This is scary, especially because it's not the first time someone involved in elections has been attacked recently. A day before Pakistan's general election, two explosions rocked Balochistan province, near the offices of election candidates. According to local officials, the blasts killed 22 people and left many injured, raising concerns about safety for Thursday's vote. The first blast struck the office of an independent candidate, Asfandyar Khan Kakar, in the Pishin district near Afghanistan's border. It killed 17 people and wounded over 20 others. The second explosion hit near an office of Jamiat Ulema Islam (JUI), a relig...