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FAFEN REPORT ON RAHIMYAR KHAN BY-ELECTION OBSERVATION

ISLAMABAD, September 13, 2024: The low-turnout by-election in NA-171 Rahimyar Khan-III remained peaceful and well-organized amidst isolated instances of procedural irregularities mainly concerning polling day canvassing and provision of results forms to the polling agents and observers.

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#fafen #politicalnews #pakistanpolitics Politicians in Pakistan have often come under investigation for their assets at home and abroad. The law makes it explicitly clear for political parties, candidates contesting elections as well as members of the Parliament to declare their assets and laiblities. Can a citizen find out about the worth of the assets of members of parliament? Find out more about it in this report.
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