Muzaffarabad: Some unknown persons torched two vehicles of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Raja Haroon Advocate.

Reportedly, the vehicles were parked outside the house and were set ablaze at night and have been reduced to ashes.
Raja Haroon Advocate stated that the supporters of Muslim Conference candidate Raja Yaseen have burned the vehicles.
The PTI leader said that the opponents were bewildered by the defeat and the police should register an FIR and arrest the culprits immediately.
It may be recalled that polling is taking place in 45 seats in Azad Kashmir today.
In all, there are a total of 32, 50,117 registered voters including 178,800 male and 146,8317 female in 33 electoral constituencies in all ten districts of AJK.
5118 polling stations have been set up in all three divisions including Muzaffarabad, Poonch and Mirpur. While, 830 polling stations are very sensitive while 1269 are sensitive.
Moreover, all 12 constituencies meant for Pakistan-based Jammu & Kashmir refugees who would cast their vote to elect the Azad Jammu Kashmir Legislative Assembly. Over 2.8 million voters have been registered in 33 AJK constituencies and 0.4 million in 12 Jammu Kashmir refugees based in various parts of Pakistan.
Meanwhile, the Azad Kashmir government has imposed Section 144 from July 24 to 26, banning the entry of unrelated persons.

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