Lahore

9,631 voters to cast vote for 2 seats in Lahore

By APP

July 25, 2021

LAHORE : The Election Commission of Pakistan authorities have completed all arrangements for polling on two seats of Azad Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly in Lahore for the constituencies LA-XXXIV-Jammu-1 and LA-XLI-Kashmir Valley-II on Sunday (today).

According to a spokesperson for the Election Commission, 25 polling stations have been established in Lahore for the two seats of the AJK assembly where a total of 9,631 male and female voters would exercise their right to vote.

Lahore District Election Commissioner Tauqeer Ahmed issued the election material for polling stations on Saturday, which would be shifted to polling stations under the supervision of police and the returning officer. Overall 3.2 million voters are exercising their right to vote to elect members of the AJK Legislative Assembly for a period of five years.

According to the data, provided by the Election Commission, 32 political parties are participating in the elections and hundreds of independent candidates are also contesting in all 45 electoral constituencies, including 33 in AJK districts and 12 specified for Jammu and Kashmir refugees, settled in various parts of Pakistan.

For the constituency LA-XXXIV-Jammu-1, 14 candidates, i.e. Bilal Mukhtar Butt and his election symbol is laptop, Javed Iqbal (car), Ch Abdul Qadeer Chohan (fan), Raja Zaheer Ahmad (umbrella), Riaz Ahmad (bat), Zahid Iqbal (arrow), Sardar Karam Dad Khan (ladder), Suleman Ali (bear), Shah Abdul Latif Faisal (dolphin), Abdul Rasheed Mirza (elephant), Fazl-ur-Rehman (crane), Muhammad Tahir Khokhar (bulb), Muhammad Ajaib (horse) and Nasir Hussain Dar (tiger) are contesting the election.

Eight candidates are in the field for elections in the constituency LA-XLI Kashmir Valley-II namely Saqib Saleem Butt (stag), Syed Maqsood Gillani (horse), Shabbir Abbas Mir (arrow), Zahir Abbas Mir (table), Ghulam Moh-ud-Din Dewan (bat), Qamar Iqbal Dar (Engine), M Asghar (date tree) and M Akbar Butt (tiger). Polling will start at 8am and end at 5pm.