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The nation entered a three-day period of election silence from Sunday, during which no campaigning is allowed and media outlets are barred from publishing anything that may influence voters. Participating parties are also required to take down any campaign materials on public display.
Imran Khan-linked independents win most seats after PTI party banned.
Protests erupted across the country over delays as final results of Thursday’s elections have not yet been released.
The party of the imprisoned former prime minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, won the most seats in parliamentary elections this week, delivering a strong rebuke to the country’s powerful generals and throwing the political system into chaos.
With election results split three ways, a coalition may be necessary – but much rests on what PTI candidates do next.
Amid the hard times my country is going through, I have left behind despair and embraced hope.
Candidates backed by former Pakistani premier Imran Khan’s party plan to form a government, a senior aide to the jailed politician said on Saturday, calling on supporters to peacefully protest if final election results were not released.
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — With a broad smile on his face, Jakarta city council candidate Rian Ernest answers almost every question about his faith with the same line.