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The platform has been rarely accessible since February 17, when jailed former prime minister Imran Khan's party called for protests against vote manipulation during elections.

High Court orders Pakistan government to restore X in one week: lawyer

The platform has been rarely accessible since February 17th, when jailed former prime minister Imran Khan's party called for protests against vote manipulation during elections.

The platform has been rarely accessible since February 17, when jailed former prime minister Imran Khan's party called for protests against vote manipulation during elections.

A Pakistan High Court said on Wednesday the government must restore social media platform X within one week, a lawyer said, after more than two months of disruption ordered by the interior ministry.
The platform, formerly known as Twitter, has been rarely accessible since February 17, when jailed former prime minister Imran Khan's party called for protests against a government official's admission of vote manipulation in February's election.
Pakistan's communications authority later acknowledged in court papers that it had been ordered by the Interior Ministry to shut the site down.
"The Sindh High Court has given the government one week to withdraw the letter, failing which, on the next date, they will pass appropriate orders," Moiz Jaaferi, a lawyer challenging the ban, told AFP.
The court's decision is expected to be published in the coming hours.
The Interior Ministry said X was blocked on security grounds, according to a report submitted to Islamabad High Court in a separate challenge to the shutdown and shared with media.
"It is the sole prerogative and domain of the federal government to decide what falls within the preview of terms of 'defence' or 'security' of Pakistan and what steps are necessary to be taken to safeguard National Security," said the report, submitted by Interior Secretary Khurram Agha.
Both the government and the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) had for weeks refused to comment on the outages.
The interior ministry suggested intelligence agencies were behind the order.
The closure of a social media service "when there is request from any security or intelligence agency" is "well within the scope of provisions of the PTA act", the report said.
Activists challenging the shutdown said it was designed to quash dissent after February 8 polls that were fraught with claims of rigging.
Access to X has been sporadic, occasionally available for short cycles based on the internet service provider, forcing users to use virtual private networks, said Alp Toker of the NetBlocks internet monitor.
Mobile internet services were cut across Pakistan on election day, with the interior ministry citing security reasons.
It was followed by a long delay in issuing voting results, giving rise to allegations of rigging.
Khan's opposition party had already faced heavy censorship in the weeks before the election, &nbsp;banned from television channels and from holding rallies, forcing its campaign online.

At least 5 police officers were killed in a violent attack in Pakistan's Dera Ismail Khan district as the nation voted in the general elections.

Pakistan election: Violence continues as gunmen kill 5 police officers, reports say

At least 5 police officers were killed in a violent attack in Pakistan's Dera Ismail Khan district as the nation voted in the general elections.

Five police officers were killed and two were injured in an attack as Pakistan votes to elect a new government. With voting underway on Thursday, gunmen set off a bomb and opened fire in the Dera Ismail Khan district, as per Associated Press. Mobile phone services were suspended in the country on voting day after at least 30 people were killed in twin blasts a day before.
Nearly 650,000 security personnel have been deployed across the country after the deadly attack on the eve of the elections. The border crossing with Afghanistan and Iran will also remain closed both for cargo and pedestrians on Thursday due to security reasons.
A countrywide public holiday has been declared to enable a total of 128 million registered voters to cast their votes and elect a new government that they hope will stabilize the country's economy.
According to the Election Commission of Pakistan, a total of 5,121 candidates are in the race for the National Assembly seats. These include 4,807 male, 312 female and two transgenders. For the four provincial assemblies, 12,695 candidates are in the field including 12,123 males, 570 women and two transgenders.
(With PTI inputs)
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Mobile services were forced to go down across Pakistan in light of the deteriorating security situation in the country 

Pakistan temporarily suspends mobile services as voting begins 

Mobile services were forced to go down across Pakistan in light of the deteriorating security situation in the country&nbsp;

Pakistan's interior ministry temporarily suspended mobile services across the country in light of the deteriorating security situation as the voting began in the country's general elections on Thursday.
The ministry said that they took the decision in the wake of the terrorist attacks on Wednesday that killed 26 people in the southwestern province of Balochistan.
The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the blasts. The twin blasts on election eve came a day after jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan urged his supporters to wait outside polling booths after voting until results are announced.
Meanwhile, internet monitor Netblocks has said that real-time data shows that internet blackouts are now in effect in &ldquo;multiple regions of Pakistan in addition to mobile network disruptions&rdquo;, reports Dawn.com,
&ldquo;The incident comes on election day and follows months of digital censorship targeting the political opposition,&rdquo; it said.
The main contestants of this year's general election are the Khan-led Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, which won the last national election, and the Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N) of three-time premier Nawaz Sharif, who is considered the front-runner. &nbsp; Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the 35-year-old son of former premier Benazir Bhutto, has also run an aggressive campaign in an outside bid for the top office.
Unofficial first results in the election are expected a few hours after voting closes at 5 p.m. (1200 GMT) and a clear picture is likely to emerge early on Friday.
Experts believe that there may be no major clear winner, paving the way for the powerful military generals to play a key role.
For the past 76 years since its independence, the military has had a say directly or indirectly in the political affairs of the nuclear-armed country, even though it has maintained it does not interfere in politics.
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A caretaker government has been ruling Pakistan since parliament was dissolved on August 9.

Pakistan general elections to be held in January 2024: reports

Pakistan general elections to be held in January 2024: reports
Poll body confirms delayed elections
List of constituencies to be published in Nov
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A caretaker government has been ruling Pakistan since parliament was dissolved on August 9.

Pakistan will hold delayed elections in the last week of January next year, the election commission announced on Thursday.
"The final list of constituencies will be published on November 30. After that, the elections will be held in the last week of January 2024, after a 54-day election program," it said in a statement.
A caretaker government has been ruling Pakistan since parliament was dissolved on August 9.
Polls were supposed to have taken place within 90 days, but the election commission said it needed more time to redraw constituencies following the latest population census.
Elections will be held in the middle of a political crisis that has seen the country's most popular politician -- Imran Khan -- imprisoned and a major crackdown waged against his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party.
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Pakistan's Mohammad Amir&nbsp;is likely set to get back to the game of cricket as the fast bowler is in talks with the Pakistan Cricket Board chief Wasim&nbsp;Khan.Amir&nbsp;recently announced his retirement from all forms of game due to his issues with the Pakistan Team ManagementThe cricketer had said that he wouldn't play for Pakistan amid the &ccedil;urrent mindsetHe however, had said later that if his concers are addressed he would return to international cricketThe 29-year-old said that he had a very detailed discussion with Khan, and added that the previous authorities had portrayed his issue in a very wrong way.

Pakistan's Mohammed Amir all set to return to international cricket?

The 29-year-old said that he had a very detailed discussion with Khan, and added that the previous authorities had portrayed his issue in a very wrong way.

Pakistan's Mohammed Amir&nbsp;in talks with PCB's&nbsp;Wasim Khan Amir&nbsp;says, wll&nbsp;return to National team if issues addressed Amir: wouldn't play for Pakistan amid the &ccedil;urrent mindset

Pakistan's Mohammad Amir&nbsp;is likely set to get back to international cricket as the fast bowler is in talks with the Pakistan Cricket Board chief Wasim&nbsp;Khan. Amir&nbsp;recently announced his retirement from all forms of game due to his issues with the Pakistan Team Management The cricketer had said that he wouldn't play for Pakistan till the management changes. He however, had said later that if his concerns are addressed he would return to international cricket The 29-year-old said that he had a very detailed discussion with Khan, and added that the previous authorities had portrayed his issue in a very wrong way.

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