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Bangladesh's Interim Government Prioritizes Reforms Ahead of Upcoming National Elections
Yunus emphasized that the interim government's immediate focus would be restoring law and order. “We will be close to normalcy within a short period of time, with the unwavering support of our people and patriotic armed forces. The police force has also resumed their operations,” he said. He said the armed forces will continue to serve in aid of civil power as long as the situation warrants. “Our government remains pledge-bound to ensure the safety and security of all religious and ethnic groups.” he said.
Pakistan to hold general elections on time in January 2024: Poll body
"The first phase of delimitation has been completed and the second phase of filing objections will be completed by tomorrow (Friday)," it said. The poll body added that would start hearing objections regarding the preliminary delimitation from October 30 and 31.
Pakistan poll panel demands independent powers in the style of ECI
The statement came after Pakistan President Arif Alvi gave an interview to a private TV channel and compared the poll panels of both the countries. The Election Commission of Pakistan also rejected the statement of any government pressure' on the ECP, Samaa TV reported. The ECP clarified that the supreme election body has not accepted pressure of any government in the past and would not do so in the future.
Pakistan Army refuses to provide security for Punjab provincial polls
This comes after the ECP conducted back-to-back meeting with top Punjab officials, federal government officials of the Defence Ministry to work up a plan to hold the elections for the Punjab Assembly on April 30. However, the response from the army has put serious questions and concerns over the elections of the country's largest province.
Pakistan's ruling alliance rejects election dates announced by President
Last week, the President had summoned Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Sikandar Sultan Raja for an urgent meeting for consultation regarding the date of the polls as he lambasted him over ECP's "poignant approach" regarding the general elections date.
Pakistan ministers warn Alvi not to turn President House into blackmailing den
However, after finding fault with the president's "choice of words" in a strongly-worded letter, the ECP on Sunday said that it may not be able to enter into a process of consultation with the office of the president due to the "matter being subjudice at various judicial fora" and several other reasons.
Nepal's Election Commission unveils final results of Nov 20 polls
Chief Election Commissioner Dinesh Kumar Thapaliya held a press conference on Wednesday to inform about the decision. After submitting the report to the president, the names of the elected MPs will be published in the Nepal Gazette, he said. The commission made public the results of the elections held under the First-Past-The-Post (FPTP) and Proportional Representation (PR) categories.
Nepal set for federal, provincial polls on Sunday
"We have prepared all necessary preparations in order to hold the elections in a free, fair and transparent manner," Chief Election Commissioner Dinesh Thapaliya said. The new government will be formed at the centre and in all seven provinces. Some high-profile appointments like that of a President, Vice President, Prime Minister, Speaker will be made following the results.
Malaysians vote to elect new government
The 15th General Election is notable for a large number of new voters as the voting age has been lowered to 18 years old, reports Xinhua news agency. Automatic voter registration has also been implemented, allowing anyone over the age of 18 to vote without registering with the country's election commission. There will be 363,515 election workers who will operate 8,958 voting centres across the country to serve a total of 21,173,638 registered voters.
CEC Rajiv Kumar invited as International Observer in Nepal polls
Stage is set for the Federal and Provincial elections to elect 275 members of the Federal Parliament and 550 seats of the seven Provincial Assemblies in Nepal. Rajiv Kumar will be leading a delegation of ECI officials as state guests in the neighbouring nation from November 18 to November 22. During his visit, Kumar would be visiting Polling stations at Kathmandu and areas around.
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