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PPP alleges rigging as polling ends in two delayed AJK constituencies

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August 4, 2026
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Occasion says polling workers caught red-handed with polling luggage and poll papers, making ready to interact in poll stuffing

An image displaying the department of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Election Fee—FILE PHOTO

Polling led to two Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) constituencies on Tuesday, with the Pakistan Peoples Occasion (PPP) accusing polling workers of abandoning a polling station and being caught “red-handed” with official polling luggage and poll papers on the residence of a Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supporter, urging the Election Fee to intervene instantly.

At this time’s polling was held in LA-27 Muzaffarabad-I (Kotla) and at 51 of the 115 polling stations in LA-28 Muzaffarabad-II (Lachhrat) after voting in these areas was postponed from the second section on August 2 as a result of heavy rain and landslides prevented election workers and polling materials from reaching the affected polling stations.

Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Memon on Sunday questioned the election fee’s determination to postpone polling in LA-27, saying climate had been cited as the explanation regardless of clear circumstances.

The second section of the AJK Legislative Meeting elections noticed polling throughout eight constituencies in Muzaffarabad Division and all 12 refugee constituencies.

Based mostly on outcomes introduced to date, the PML-N emerged as the biggest occasion with 23 seats, whereas the PPP secured 9 seats. The vote was overshadowed by allegations of electoral irregularities, with the PPP accusing the PML-N and the Election Fee of failing to make sure a clear electoral course of, allegations the PML-N rejected.

In a grievance addressed to the Chief Election Commissioner of AJK shared on the occasion’s X account, the PPP Election Cell alleged that the incident passed off at Polling Station No 3 in Union Council Bheri, constituency LA-27 Muzaffarabad-I (Kotla).

پولنگ عملہ مسلم لیگ (ن) کے حامی کے گھر سے پولنگ بیگز اور بیلٹ پیپرز سمیت پکڑا گیا، پیپلز پارٹی نے الیکشن کمیشن سے فوری کارروائی کا مطالبہ کردیا

مظفرآباد: پاکستان پیپلز پارٹی آزاد جموں و کشمیر الیکشن سیل نے حلقہ ایل اے 27 مظفرآباد ون (کوٹلہ) کے حوالے سے چیف الیکشن کمشنر آزاد جموں… pic.twitter.com/OZeRsnuKwn

— Pakistan Peoples Occasion – PPP (@PPP_Org) August 4, 2026

The letter, signed by PPP Election Cell in-charge Abdul Shakoor, described the grievance as being filed “on behalf of the Pakistan Peoples Occasion candidate in respect of grave illegalities, pre-planned rigging and extreme electoral malpractice going down in Union Council Bheri”.

“It has been established by concrete proof that the official polling workers assigned to Polling Station No 3, Union Council Bheri, deserted their designated venue and moved roughly two kilometres away into the personal residence of a chief supporter and activist of the PML-N candidate,” it added.

It additional alleged that the polling workers was “caught red-handed together with official polling luggage and poll papers, making ready to interact in unlawful poll stuffing (‘cappa stamping’)”.

Based on the grievance, video proof of the alleged incident had already been submitted to Election Fee officers on responsibility. “Regardless of the video proof of this flagrant illegality having been submitted to the Election Fee officers on responsibility at once, no administrative or authorized motion has been taken so far,” the letter stated.

The PPP additional alleged that “the exact same compromised polling workers proceed to conduct the polling course of on the station, which solely destroys the sanctity, equity and transparency of the election in LA-27”.

Additionally Learn: PML-N consolidates lead with 23 seats in AJK elections, PPP stands second with 9

The occasion urged the Election Fee to intervene instantly, arguing that polling was in progress, making the matter time-sensitive, and that “any delay will render the treatment ineffective.”

Copies of the grievance had been additionally despatched to the Returning Officer for LA-27 (Kotla) and the related District Returning Officer.

Allegations of electoral rigging intensified throughout the second section of the AJK elections held on August 2, with the PPP accusing the Election Fee of failing to behave on complaints lodged throughout the first spherical of voting.

The occasion alleged widespread irregularities, together with the removing of polling brokers earlier than vote counting, using photocopied and expired identification paperwork for voting, assaults on its staff and the occupation of polling stations by political opponents.

PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari later stated the occasion reserved the correct to hunt re-polling in constituencies the place it believed the electoral course of had been compromised. The PML-N rejected the allegations, saying the claims stemmed from electoral defeat reasonably than proof of wrongdoing.

Learn Extra: Vote counting underway as polling ends in second section of AJK elections amid rigging claims

Because the accusations intensified, senior leaders from each events held competing press conferences.

The PPP accused the federal authorities of interfering within the elections by growth bulletins and misuse of official sources, whereas the PML-N alleged the PPP was itself trying to govern the vote, claiming poll papers had been recovered from the residence of a rival candidate.

Comparable accusations had already forged a shadow over the primary section of polling on July 27, when the coalition companions within the Centre exchanged allegations of rigging and administrative interference.

The Election Fee confirmed the arrest and suspension of two presiding officers in Kotli after polling workers and election materials had been allegedly discovered at a non-public residence as an alternative of the designated polling station, changing the officers and initiating authorized proceedings.

The primary section was additionally marred by violence, together with the killing of a PPP employee in Kotli throughout polling, additional fuelling tensions between the rival events. All through each phases, the Election Fee maintained that any confirmed violations of election legal guidelines could be handled in accordance with the regulation.





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