Today Latest news on GEO News About Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s local bodies (LB) elections
- 9 years ago
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) emerged as the largest party in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s local bodies (LB) elections that were held on Saturday. Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) is all poised to form governments in two districts followed by the JUI-F that claimed its third spot in the polls.
Out of 969 district council seats and 969 tehsil council seats, the unofficial result of only 249 seats have been announced so far. The elections results are still being prepared.The PTI managed to grab 51 district council and 26 tehsil council seats, according to the hitherto-announced unofficial results. The JI is closely on trail with 49 district council and 34 tehsil council seats.
The candidates hailing from Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) succeeded in notching up 24 district council and 10 tehsil council seats.Meantime, Awami National Party (ANP) could claim 31 district council and eight tehsil council seats.
By and large, the independent candidates emerged as a force to be reckoned with, as 23 district council and 16 tehsil council seats have gone to them.Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) also got its share in the KPK's local bodies system with 14 district council seats and eight tehsil council seats.
PML-N grabbed 52 district council seats. All Pakistan Muslim League’s two candidates won seats in District Council Chitral.
Qaumi Watan Party succeeded in getting one seat each in district council and tehsil council. PkMAP also bagged a seat in tehsil council.
Out of 969 district council seats and 969 tehsil council seats, the unofficial result of only 249 seats have been announced so far. The elections results are still being prepared.The PTI managed to grab 51 district council and 26 tehsil council seats, according to the hitherto-announced unofficial results. The JI is closely on trail with 49 district council and 34 tehsil council seats.
The candidates hailing from Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) succeeded in notching up 24 district council and 10 tehsil council seats.Meantime, Awami National Party (ANP) could claim 31 district council and eight tehsil council seats.
By and large, the independent candidates emerged as a force to be reckoned with, as 23 district council and 16 tehsil council seats have gone to them.Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) also got its share in the KPK's local bodies system with 14 district council seats and eight tehsil council seats.
PML-N grabbed 52 district council seats. All Pakistan Muslim League’s two candidates won seats in District Council Chitral.
Qaumi Watan Party succeeded in getting one seat each in district council and tehsil council. PkMAP also bagged a seat in tehsil council.