According to the unofficial results from all 143 polling stations of NA-45, Imran Khan secured 20,748 votes, while PDM-backed JUI-F's candidate Jamil Khan stood second with 12,718 votes.
Soon after Sadaf Naeem's death, PTI Chairman and former Prime Minister Imran Khan announced halting the march for the day. He also sent his condolences to the family of the deceased and said that he would pray for the departed soul.
While addressing PTI supporters on the second day of the long march, Imran Khan urged Chief of Army Staff General Bajwa to remove the officials and initiate an inquiry against them.
Meanwhile, PTI leader Fawad Chaudhry has called the government's call for negotiations absurd. Similarly, PTI leader Farrukh Habib also demanded that the government announce early elections as the nation is going through a very tough time.
The tough measure is an attempt to stop the PTI-long march from entering Islamabad. The government is taking all the necessary measures against the long marchers.
Needless to say that the nation is at its wit's end and wants an immediate change of government. Hence it came out to PTI's long march in a bid to pressurize the government to announce early elections.
The FBR report stated that cybercrime/hacking and data security threats are emerging with the transitioning of key public services /fin-tech services to electronic regimes.
This is the third time that Khurram Sohail Laghari has announced his resignation. He has also claimed that more MPAs from Muzaffargarh will part ways with PTI. On the other hand, the MPAs have rejected the claims and reiterated their support for Imran Khan.
Azam Swati had earlier warned FIA to complete its investigation and reveal the names of those who tortured him or he will go public with the information himself.
