Talking to the media, the caretaker prime minister said that the elections are still peaceful, citizens should try to use their rights.


Islamabad: Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar Thursday visited Model School for Boys G64 in Islamabad and reviewed the election arrangements.
Caretaker Prime Minister visited the polling station and reviewed the security arrangements. He was briefed by presiding and assistant presiding officers.
Talking to the media, the caretaker prime minister said that the elections are still peaceful, citizens should try to use their rights.
The journalist asked that the mobile service has been shut down across the country, to which Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar replied that he has the idea of the difficulties caused by the mobile service being suspended, it would be premature to talk about the turnout.

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