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AJK Elections: PML-N Dominates First Phase with 9 Wins, PPP Secures 4 Seats

admin July 28, 2026 1 min read Current Affairs 4 views
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The PML-N has won 9 seats in the first phase of the AJK Legislative Assembly elections, while the PPP has secured 4. The elections were held across 13 constituencies, with some security incidents reported. The PML-N has emerged as the clear winner, with the PPP coming in second.

AJK Elections: PML-N Dominates First Phase with 9 Wins, PPP Secures 4 Seats
The first phase of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Legislative Assembly elections has concluded, with the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) emerging as the clear winner. According to unofficial and provisional results, the PML-N has secured 9 seats, while the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) has won 4. The elections were held across 13 constituencies in Mirpur, Kotli, and Bhimber districts, with a total of 195 polling stations in LA-6 Bhimber-2 and 169 in LA-10 Kotli-3. PML-N candidates won in LA-1 Mirpur-1, LA-4 Mirpur-4, LA-5 Bhimber-1, LA-6 Bhimber-2, LA-7 Bhimber-3, LA-9 Kotli-2, LA-11 Kotli-4, LA-12 Kotli-5, and LA-13 Kotli-6. The PPP won in LA-2 Mirpur-2, LA-3 Mirpur-3, LA-8 Kotli-1, and LA-10 Kotli-3. Rana Sanaullah, adviser to the prime minister on political affairs, congratulated the winning candidates and praised the administration for their efforts in conducting the elections. He also acknowledged some security incidents, including a dispute and a murder case, but maintained that the elections were largely free and fair.
AI Generated Q&A
Which party won the most seats in the first phase of the AJK elections?
The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) won the most seats, with a total of 9 wins.
How many constituencies were involved in the first phase of the AJK elections?
The first phase of the AJK elections involved 13 constituencies in Mirpur, Kotli, and Bhimber districts.
Were there any security incidents reported during the elections?
Yes, there were some security incidents reported, including a dispute and a murder case, but the elections were largely considered free and fair.
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