Whose superiority in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Meeting? Inconclusive and unofficial outcomes proceed to return

Inconclusive and unofficial outcomes of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa meeting constituencies proceed to return, right now impartial candidates are main whereas Muslim League (N) is way behind.

Common elections have been held peacefully within the nation on February 8. Votes have been solid for a complete of 264 seats within the Nationwide Meeting and 591 seats within the 4 provincial assemblies.

The outcomes of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Meeting seats are being launched on the web site of the Election Fee of Pakistan, up to now the outcomes of 56 seats have been launched.

In keeping with the official outcomes of the Election Fee up to now, out of the 99 seats of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Meeting, impartial candidates have gained 49 seats, whereas Pakistan Muslim League (N) has 4 seats and Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Pakistan has 2 seats. Saath is third and Pakistan Peoples Social gathering Parliamentarians is in fourth place with one seat.

PK 2 Decrease Chitral
Unbiased candidate Fatehul Malik Ali Nasir from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Meeting Constituency PK-2 Decrease Chitral was declared profitable with 28 thousand 510 votes, whereas Saleem Khan, the candidate of Folks’s Social gathering Parliamentarians, misplaced with 22 thousand 995 votes.

PK 3 Decrease Chitral
Unbiased candidate Sharafat Ali gained from PK-3 Swat constituency of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Meeting by getting 25 thousand 170 votes whereas PML-N candidate Jahangir managed to get 11 thousand 774 votes. are behind.

PK 04 Swat
Ali Shah, an impartial candidate supported by Tehreek-e-Insaf from constituency PK-4 Swat of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, has been declared profitable by securing 30,022 votes, whereas Sardar Khan of Muslim League-N has secured 12,514 votes.

PK 5 Swat
From Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Meeting Constituency PK-5, Swat-3, impartial candidate Akhtar Khan gained by getting 24 thousand 055 votes, whereas Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Pakistan candidate Sanaullah Khan acquired 15 thousand 462 votes.

PK 6 Swat
Unbiased candidate Fazal Hakeem Yousafzai from constituency PK 6 Swat of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province was declared profitable by getting 25 votes and 330 votes whereas Iftikhar Ahmad of PTI parliamentarians is in second place with 19 thousand 422 votes.

PK 7 Swat
Unbiased candidate Amjad Ali from KP Meeting Constituency PK 7 Swat 5 acquired 25 thousand 129 votes whereas Habib Ali Shah of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Parliamentarians got here second with 13 thousand 917 votes.

PK 9 Swat
From KP Meeting Constituency PK 9 Swat, impartial candidate Sultan Rum gained by getting 28 thousand 525 votes whereas PTIP candidate Muhibullah acquired 6 thousand 913 votes.

PK 10 Swat
In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Constituency PK-10 Swat, impartial candidate Muhammad Naeem gained by getting 21,681 votes, whereas PTIP’s Mehmood Khan might solely get 10,537 votes.

PK 12 UPARDIR
Unbiased candidate of KP Meeting Constituency PK-12 Upperdir Mohammad Yameen was declared the winner by getting 23 thousand 915 votes whereas Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Azam Khan misplaced by getting 12 thousand 531 votes.

PK 25 Bonair
Unbiased candidate Riyaz Ahmed gained from PK 25 Bunir constituency of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa by getting 28 thousand 447 votes whereas JUI candidate Mufti Fazal Ghafoor was second with 12 thousand 702 votes.

PK 26 Bonair
Unbiased candidate of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Syed Fakhr Jahan gained with 19 thousand 640 votes, whereas Jamaat-e-Islami candidate Nasir Ali was second with 11 thousand 377 votes.

PK 35 Bitgram
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Meeting Constituency PK 35 Bitgram impartial candidate Taj Muhammad Khan gained by getting 24 thousand 142 votes whereas JUI (F) candidate Nawabzada Wali Muhammad misplaced by getting 17 thousand 340 votes.

PK 45 Abbottabad
Unbiased candidate of PK 45 Abbottabad, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, gained by getting 49 thousand 2 votes, PML-N candidate Malik Arshad Awan was second with 27 thousand 180 votes.

PK 46 Haripur
Unbiased candidate Akbar Ayub Khan of KP Meeting Constituency PK 46 Haripur managed to get 68 thousand 835 votes whereas impartial candidate Qazi Mohammad Asad Khan got here second with 28 thousand 327 votes.

PK 51 Swabi
In constituency PK 51 Swabi of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, impartial candidate Abdul Karim gained with 39 thousand 653 votes, Nawabzada of Muslim League (N) was second with 17 thousand 898 votes.

PK 66 Shabqadar
Unbiased candidate Arif Ahmed Zai was declared profitable in PK 66 Shabqadar constituency of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa by getting 26 thousand 80 votes, whereas Zafar Ali Khan of JUI stood second with 19 thousand 280 votes.

PK 67 Mohmand
In constituency PK 67 Mohmand of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, impartial candidate Mehboob Sher gained with 11 thousand 841 votes, ANP’s Nisar Ahmed is second with 6 thousand 691 votes.

PK 68 Mohmand
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Constituency PK 68 Mohmand impartial candidate Dr. Israr Safi gained with 20 thousand 771 votes, JUI’s Hanif Zaman might solely get 12 thousand 64 votes.

PK 76 Peshawar
Azad Omid and Samiullah Khan gained from KP Meeting Constituency PK 76 by getting 18 thousand 888 votes, whereas Khushdil Khan is second with 12 thousand 986 votes, the proportion of voters solid in PK 76 is 37 %.

PK 77 Peshawar
Unbiased candidate Sher Ali Afridi from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Meeting Constituency PK 77 Peshawar 6 has been declared profitable by getting 30 thousand 544 votes whereas Safatullah of Jamiat Ulema Pakistan got here second, he acquired 7 thousand 615 votes.

PK 87 Nowshera

In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Meeting Constituency PK 87 Nowshera, former Chief Minister Pervez Khattak was defeated in an upset. might

PK 88 Nowshera
Unbiased candidate of KP Meeting Constituency PK 88 Nowshera Mian Umar Kakakhel managed to get 38 thousand 384 votes whereas JUI(F) candidate Ahad Khattak managed to get solely 12 thousand 071 votes.

PK 93 HanguIn Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Meeting Constituency PK 93 Hangu, impartial candidate Shah Tarab Khan gained by getting 31 thousand 136 votes whereas Maulana Tehsinullah of Jamiat Ulema Islam got here second with 16 thousand 933 votes.