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By-elections in six NA and seven PA seats on Sunday

The election campaign for by-elections in six NA and seven PA constituencies ended at midnight.

ISLAMABAD: By-elections for six National Assembly and seven Provincial Assembly seats are scheduled to take place across the country tomorrow.

The election campaign for by-elections in six National Assembly and seven Provincial Assembly constituencies ended at midnight, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) announced.

The ECP has warned of strict action against anyone found violating the electoral code of conduct.

Voting for the National Assembly constituencies will take place in:

 

NA-18 Haripur

 

NA-129 Lahore

 

NA-143 Sahiwal

 

NA-185 Dera Ghazi Khan

 

NA-96 Faisalabad

 

NA-104 Faisalabad

 

For the Provincial Assembly constituencies, voting will be held in:

 

PP-98, PP-115, PP-116

 

PP-73 Sargodha

 

PP-87 Mianwali

 

PP-203 Sahiwal

 

PP-269 Muzaffargarh

On the other hand, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP0 has issued a code of conduct for the Pakistan Army and Civil Armed Forces during election duty.

According to the code of conduct, the police will be the first responder, civil armed forces second and Pakistan Army third responder (QRF), the army will be deployed outside the most sensitive polling stations.

Pakistan Army / Civil Armed Forces will provide security at the printing press of ballot papers, Pakistan Army / Civil Armed Forces will provide security during the delivery of ballot papers and election materials.

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