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PML-N leads Mirpur election results amid violence, rigging claims

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PML-N leads Mirpur election results amid violence, rigging claims
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Punjab Police provide Rs13.5m house to family of martyred constable Till filing of this report, the counting process was underway in the remaining constituencies as election officials continued compiling results throughout the night. Among the declared results, PPP candidate Qasim Majeed won the LA-2 Mirpur-II seat with 12,904 votes, defeating PML-N’s Azeem Bakhsh Chaudhry, who secured 8,182 votes. In LA-1 Mirpur-I, PML-N candidate Azhar Sadiq won the seat after securing 15,427 votes, defeating PPP candidate Muhammad Afser Shahid, who finished second with 9,832 votes.

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PML-N wins five seats, PPP grabs two as vote-counting underway after polling ends One killed, two injured during clash as violence, rigging allegation mar first phase of AJK elections Bilawal Bhutto express grief over death of PPP worker PPP raises concerns over alleged interference in AJK election process PML-N to win majority seats in AJK: Danyal Chaudhry. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1681982472501-0'); }); MIRPUR/MUZAFFARABAD - The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) secured five seats while the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) won two seats as unofficial and unconfirmed results continued to pour in late Monday night from the first phase of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Legislative Assembly elections held across 13 constituencies in Mirpur Division.

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