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PML-N retains NA-168 as Malik Munir Iqbal Channar wins Bahawalpur by-poll

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September 28, 2026
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PML-N candidate Malik Munir Iqbal Channar. —X/PMLNPunjabPk
  • Channar secures intently monitored by-election with 79,306 votes.
  • Cheema finishes second with 42,623 votes in unofficial outcomes.
  • Munir Iqbal prevails as all 292 polling stations report counts.

PML-N candidate Malik Munir Iqbal Channar has received the NA-168 Bahawalpur by-election, retaining the Nationwide Meeting seat for the ruling get together following the dying of his father, Malik Muhammad Iqbal Channar.

Unofficial and unconfirmed outcomes from all 292 polling stations present Munir Iqbal securing 79,306 votes, nicely forward of unbiased candidate Wali Dad Cheema, who polled 42,623 votes.

Voting started at 8am on Sunday and continued till 5pm with out interruption. The constituency has greater than 483,000 registered voters.

The seat had fallen vacant following the dying of PML-N lawmaker Malik Muhammad Iqbal Channar in August. His son was subsequently given the PML-N ticket to contest the by-election.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif congratulated Munir Iqbal on his victory, describing the end result as an expression of the individuals’s confidence within the PML-N.

The prime minister additionally felicitated Munir Iqbal’s brother, Punjab Meeting Deputy Speaker Malik Zaheer Iqbal Channar, on the election end result.

Shehbaz stated the late Malik Muhammad Iqbal Channar had remained loyal to PML-N and its chief Nawaz Sharif for an extended interval and had rendered priceless providers to the get together.

He stated the victory of his son mirrored the continuation of that political loyalty and public service.

“Malik Muhammad Iqbal Channar rendered priceless providers to the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, and the victory of his son is a mirrored image of the continuation of that loyalty and public service,” the prime minister stated.

Shehbaz additionally praised voters in Bahawalpur for collaborating within the democratic course of and electing their consultant.

The end result marks the return of the Channar household to the Nationwide Meeting seat. Within the 2024 normal election, Malik Muhammad Iqbal Channar received NA-168 for the PML-N with 124,529 votes.

The Channar household has additionally maintained a presence in provincial politics. Geo Information reported forward of the 2024 normal election that the PML-N had awarded a Nationwide Meeting ticket to Iqbal Channar and a Punjab Meeting ticket to his son Zaheer Iqbal Channar.

Munir Iqbal, in the meantime, had beforehand served as deputy mayor of Bahawalpur Municipal Company earlier than securing the PML-N ticket for the NA-168 by-election.

The competition in NA-168 had largely centred on Munir Iqbal and Wali Dad Cheema, the son of former federal minister Tariq Bashir Cheema. 

The Pakistan Peoples Social gathering had withdrawn its candidate and introduced help for the PML-N nominee through the marketing campaign.





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