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In a series of statements, current Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif declared there can be "absolutely no soft-pedalling of what happened on May 9" and "no absolution for those who orchestrated, supported, and assisted the attempt to damage the foundations of our nation."
Pakistan's Islamabad High Court (IHC) has ruled in favour of Imran Khan's wife, Bushra Bibi, ordering her transfer from her private residence to the Adiala Jail.
Bushra Bibi was taken into custody on January 31 after an Islamabad accountability court sentenced her and Imran Khan to 14 years in jail in the Toshakhana reference case. Although the IHC suspended their sentences in the Toshakhana case on April 1, Bushra Bibi remains in custody in the Iddat case, while Imran Khan is also incarcerated in other cases.
Imran Khan's party has raised allegations of unprecedented pre-poll rigging and oppression, decrying what they perceive as the theft of the clear and overwhelming mandate of the Pakistani people.
This unfolding drama underscores the intensity and high stakes characterizing Pakistan's electoral dynamics, with political adversaries locked in a fierce struggle for power and legitimacy.
The future leadership of Pakistan hangs in the balance, with these candidates and their respective parties competing for the opportunity to lead the nation forward.
Pakistan stands at a crossroads, poised for a new chapter in its political narrative. Stay tuned for further updates as the nation navigates through the aftermath of its 2024 general election.
As voters headed to the polls, internet and mobile services were suspended in Pakistan. Voting has concluded at the majority of polling centers across the country. Nonetheless, voting will persist for those already in the queue and at select centers where the election commission had authorized a two-hour extension.
Notwithstanding security concerns in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, the election commission of Pakistan has confirmed that the country's national election will take place on time.
Before the February 8 election, Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan, faced a 10-year prison sentence for disclosing a confidential cable, which hurt his political future.
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