Polling will take place today at 15 polling stations in Quetta’s constituency PB-45. These stations were deemed highly sensitive by the Election Commission. The move comes after the Election Tribunal ordered a re-poll at these stations. The Supreme Court recently dismissed an appeal challenging the tribunal’s decision.
Out of the 15 polling stations, 10 are for men, while 5 are designated for women. A total of 51 polling booths have been set up across these stations. Security measures are tight as the Election Commission has deployed police officers and Frontier Corps (FC) personnel to ensure smooth and secure voting.
Background and Legal Developments
The re-polling decision followed concerns over the accuracy of results from the initial voting. The Election Tribunal had raised doubts regarding the fairness of the election process at these 15 stations. After the tribunal’s decision, an appeal was made to the Supreme Court to reconsider the ruling. However, the court dismissed the appeal, and the re-polling order stands.
Authorities are taking additional measures to maintain law and order, given the sensitivity of these stations. The deployment of security personnel reflects the seriousness of the situation and the need to prevent any disruption.
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Key Facts About the Polling Process
The Election Commission has confirmed that 51 polling booths have been set up to accommodate voters in PB-45. Of these, 10 booths will cater to male voters, and 5 booths are for female voters. The election process will be monitored closely to ensure transparency and fairness. The high sensitivity of these polling stations underscores the importance of maintaining order during the voting process.
With a history of contentious elections, the authorities are keen to ensure that today’s re-polling runs smoothly. Voters are encouraged to follow all guidelines and cooperate with security personnel.
This re-polling event in Quetta’s PB-45 constituency is being watched closely by political observers. It marks another step toward restoring public trust in the electoral process, which has faced challenges in recent years.
The election today is a critical moment for the voters of PB-45. It is expected to influence the political landscape in the region. The government and security forces are prepared for any challenges that may arise.
The outcome of this re-polling will likely have significant implications for local politics and future elections in Balochistan. The Election Commission’s commitment to conducting a fair election will be closely scrutinized by the public and political parties alike.
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