Karachi by-election: Before Election Results Confirmation of a shooting death Rangers deployed to control the situation
By Election NA 240 :In Karachi Sindh province, firing and armed clash took place at the end of polling in NA-240 by election. Provincial Information Minister Sharjeel Memon said police had taken control of the situation and Rangers had been deployed in the area. Meanwhile, the director of Jinnah Hospital said that one person's body and four injured people have been brought from Landhi so far.
One death has been confirmed as a result of firing and clash in NA-240 constituency of Karachi while political parties have blamed each other for it.
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Breaking Karachi by-election: Dead man shot in the head
According to police surgeon Dr Samia Saeed, the deceased was identified as Saifuddin, who was shot in the head and was rushed to Jinnah Hospital.
He told theCCR News that 30 year old Muhammad Idrees had been hit in the head. Waleed 18 was shot in the leg, while Khalid Chauhan 42 also suffered a head injury۔
None of the 309 polling stations in NA-240 were normal. 203 polling stations were declared highly sensitive and 106 sensitive.
The counting of votes is underway in this constituency after the completion of the polling process in this constituency while security is on high alert after the incident of firing in the area.
Pak Sarzamin Party and Tehreek-e-Lubaik Pakistan workers have accused each other of firing on each other.
The number of registered voters in the constituency was 529,855, of which 294,385 were male voters and 235,470 were female voters.
There were 25 candidates in the by-elections but the main contest is expected to be between MQM, PPP, Tehreek-e-Libek and Pak Sarzamin Party.
It may be recalled that the PTI had announced a boycott while the Jamaat-e-Islami did not participate in the election process.
In the general elections 2018, MQM Pakistan Iqbal Muhammad Ali Khan had won with 611165 votes while Muhammad Asif of Tehreek-e-Lubaik Pakistan was second with 30535 votes and Farrukh Manzoor of PTI was third with 29941 votes.
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