GILGIT: The Election Commission of Gilgit-Baltistan (ECGB) on Friday announced the official results of the elections and issued a notification of the successful candidates in 21 of the 24 constituencies.
In the contest, PPP emerged as the largest party with nine seats, followed by PML-N with six and the Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP) with four seats. Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen secured one seat, while an independent candidate also won one seat, according to the notified results.
The ECGB said the results for GBA-9 Skardu-3, GBA-15 Diamer-1 and GBA-17 Diamer-3 will be announced later, while notifications have been issued for the remaining constituencies.
According to the notification, PPP’s Amjad Hussain won GBA-1 Gilgit-1, PML-N’s Hafeezur Rehman secured GBA-2 Gilgit-2, and independent candidate Syed Sohail Abbas was declared successful from GBA-3 Gilgit-3.
PPP’s Muhammad Ali Akhtar won GBA-4 Nagar-1, Zulfiqar Ali Murad secured GBA-5 Nagar-2, and Nek Nam Karim was declared successful from GBA-6 Hunza.
The notified results showed PPP’s Syed Tauqeer Mehdi winning GBA-7 Skardu-1, MWM’s Muhammad Kazim securing GBA-8 Skardu-2, PPP’s Nasir Ali Khan winning GBA-10 Skardu-4, Iqbal Hassan succeeding in GBA-11 Kharmang, and Imran Nadeem emerging victorious in GBA-12 Shigar.
It further stated that PML-N’s Rana Farman Ali won GBA-13 Astore-1 and Rana Muhammad Farooq secured GBA-14 Astore-2. IPP’s Imam Malik was declared successful from GBA-16 Diamer-2, while PML-N’s Malik Kifayatur Rehman won GBA-18 Diamer-4.
In Ghizer, PPP’s Syed Jalal Ali Shah won GBA-19 Ghizer-1, PML-N’s Abdul Jehan secured GBA-20 Ghizer-2, and IPP’s Aman Ali was declared successful from GBA-21 Ghizer-3.
PML-N’s Muhammad Ibrahim Sanai won GBA-22 Ghanche-1, while IPP candidates Anwar Ali and Asad Shafiq secured GBA-23 Ghanche-2 and GBA-24 Ghanche-3, respectively.
The GB general elections were held on June 7; however, the final results for multiple constituencies had been withheld until the completion of partial re-polling following complaints of several political parties. The delay followed complaints raised by multiple political parties regarding irregularities and procedural concerns during the counting process.
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