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Domki visits polling station, reviews electoral process

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Caretaker Chief Minister of Balochistan Mir Ali Mardan Khan Domki visited the polling stations in Quetta and found the electoral process uninterrupted and peaceful. In a statement issued here on Thursday, he said that the process of general elections is going on peacefully throughout the province and people are exercising their right to vote in large numbers. The caretaker government has devised a comprehensive security plan for the protection of candidates and voters, Ali Mardan added.

He said the Jawans of Pakistan Army, FC, Police, and Levies force are dedicated to ensure peace during the election process. “I am personally reviewing the entire situation in the election process and it will be completed transparently and peacefully”, the chief minister said. Meanwhile the Balochistan Caretaker Home Minister Mir Zubair Khan Jamali on Thursday said that the process of elections was going on peacefully throughout Balochistan.

He said that Balochistan Caretaker Chief Minister Mir Ali Mardan Khan Domki reviewed the election process during his visit saying that the people of Balochistan were taking part in the election process in harmony. The Minister said that the polling process was going on peacefully across the province including Quetta saying that no major incident of disturbance of peace had occurred in the province during the process of election.

The overall law and order situation is satisfactory, he said. Meanwhile the Balochistan Caretaker Home Minister Mir Zubair Khan Jamali on Thursday said that the process of elections was going on peacefully throughout Balochistan. He said that Balochistan Caretaker Chief Minister Mir Ali Mardan Khan Domki reviewed the election process during his visit saying that the people of Balochistan were taking part in the election process in harmony.

The Minister said that the polling process was going on peacefully across the province including Quetta saying that no major incident of disturbance of peace had occurred in the province during the process of election. The overall law and order situation is satisfactory, he said.

 

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