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Imran Khan's PTI sweeps bye-polls, ruling coalition bags win 1 assembly seat

Pakistan: Imran Khan's PTI sweeps bye-polls, ruling coalition bags only 1 assembly seat

Since his removal from office through a no-confidence vote, Khan has been campaigning for snap polls and regularly holding rallies. It helped him to win 15 out of 20 seats of the Punjab assembly in July when by-elections were held.

Since his removal from office through a no-confidence vote, Khan has been campaigning for snap polls and regularly holding rallies. It helped him to win 15 out of 20 seats of the Punjab assembly in July when by-elections were held.

Imran Khan's PTI has successfully won six out of eight seats in the National Assembly seats in by-polls held on October 16.&nbsp;
Among the six seat that it won, the former Prime Minister's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf also swept the crucial seats of Mardan and Kahnewal.
However, Khan's party&nbsp; lost a key National Assembly seat in Multan where Ali Musa Gilani, son of former premier Yusuf Raza Gilani defeated Mehr Bano Qureshi, daughter of former foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi.
While the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawax managed to win only one Provincial Assembly seat.
The Election Commission of Pakistan data showed that a total of 101 candidates from different political parties and independents are taking part in the vote, including 52 in Punjab, 33 in Sindh, and 16 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Around 4.472 million voters are registered in these constituencies. In Punjab, 1,434 polling stations have been established, 979 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and 340 in Sindh.
There were sporadic incidents of violence at various places but overall the polling process remained smooth and peaceful.
Initially, the voters were slow to come out, apparently due to Sunday. However, the polling process picked up the pace by the afternoon.
Strict security measures were taken by the authorities to maintain peace and apart from police and paramilitary Rangers and Frontier Corps, regular troops were also deployed at sensitive polling stations. The main contest was between Pakistan Muslims League-Nawaz and PTI. The outcome of polling is expected to capture the mood of the masses ahead of general elections next year.
Since his removal from office through a no-confidence vote, Khan has been campaigning for snap polls and regularly holding rallies. It helped him to win 15 out of 20 seats of the Punjab assembly in July when by-elections were held.
(With inputs from PTI)
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