Pak’s ‘dirtiest election’: After clashes, blast, counting for next govt begins

Gallup Pak estimated turnout at between 50 to 55 per cent in an electorate of nearly 106 mn, similar to contest in 2013.

Pak general elections: 31 killed in blast outside polling booth in Quetta

The attack also wounded 35 people and several were reported to be critical, raising concerns the death toll could rise further.

Ahead of Pakistan polls, Imran Khan said that the Sharif family looted billions of money from the country and took them abroad.

Sharif showed unhappiness that he and his daughter were imprisoned for leading a campaign of respecting the mandate.

Khan claimed that 'big game' being played to hurt credibility of general elections and Nawaz Sharif, others are behind this 'conspiracy'.

The attack, in which 4 others were wounded, targeted vehicle of Ikramullah Gandapur, a candidate of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).

Protestors alleged Pak's General Elections to be held on July 25 were fixed, rigged by spy agency, ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence).

More than the Pakistani elections of 2018, it is the Indian General Elections 2019 that could see some movement on the Indo-Pak track, if at all.

A titanic 46 million people below age of 35 are registered to vote in nationwide elections on July 25.

Asad Umar, who will be contesting from NA-54 constituency in Islamabad, announced Khalil's endorsement of his party on Facebook.