The People’s Party won the local body by-elections in Karachi, according to the unofficial unofficial results, the People’s Party won 7 out of 11 seats in the USC and 7 out of 15 seats in the wards.
According to unofficial unofficial results, Jamaat-e-Islami won 4 UC seats, People’s Party won 98 out of 246 UC seats in Karachi, followed by Jamaat-e-Islami with 89 seats and Tehreek with 42 seats. Justice is in the third place.
Muslim League (N) 7, JUI 2, Tehreek Labeek and independent candidates have won one seat each while the results of 6 seats have been withheld by the Election Commission.
In the municipal by-elections held in Karachi, PPP won 7 out of 15 wards, Jamaat-e-Islami won 5, Tehreek-e-Insaf 2 and Muslim League-N won 1 ward.
According to the full unofficial and non-final results of Korangi UC 3, the candidate of Chairman of Jamaat-e-Islami won with 3412 votes while the candidate of Muslim League (N) got 2544 votes.
Faisal Naseem of Jamaat-e-Islami was elected as chairman with 2500 votes while Hamid Shahid of PPP was second with 885 votes.
According to the unofficial and unofficial results of District Korangi UC-2, the chairman candidate of Pakistan People’s Party won with 2682 votes while Jamaat-e-Islami stood second with 1786 votes.
According to the unofficial and unofficial results of District South Lyari UC 2, the candidate of the People’s Party was elected as the chairman with 3245 votes, while the Jamaat-e-Islami stood second with 2574 votes.
According to the unofficial and unofficial results of District Kemari Baldia Town UC 2, the chairman candidate of Pakistan People’s Party was declared successful with 3009 votes, while Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf stood second with 1086 votes.
According to the unofficial and unofficial results of West District UC Orangi Town, the candidate of PPP won with 2935 votes while the candidate of PTI came second with 2925 votes.
UC 2 Orangi of West District was in the name of Jamaat-e-Islami and Chairman of Jamaat-e-Islami was declared successful with 4778 votes. The PPP candidate came second with 3571 votes.
According to the unofficial and unofficial results of UC 8 Mominabad of Gharbi district, PPP candidate won with 2664 votes while PTI came second with 1380 votes.
According to the complete unofficial, non-final results of 15 wards of Karachi, People’s Party has won 7 wards, Jamaat-e-Islami 5, Tehreek-e-Insaf 2 and Muslim League (N) 1 ward.
Out of 6 wards of Kemari district, PPP won 5 and Muslim League-N succeeded in one, PPP won the ward seat of Malir Ibrahim Hydari district, besides this, the candidate of Jamaat-e-Islami was declared successful in the ward seat of Korangi Model Colony district.
PP candidates won with a clear majority on both the seats of Sukkur district, according to the unofficial and inconclusive results, PPP candidate Shafqat Hussain Bhutto won on the seat of chairman of Union Council Baiji of Sukkur district with 2 thousand 950 votes.
People’s Party candidate Habibullah won the seat of General Councilor of Ward No. 11 of Rohri Municipal Committee by getting 1207 votes.
On Ward No. 5 of Tando Bagu Town Committee, Raja Sohail Memon Advocate of People’s Party won by getting 406 votes, on Ward No. 7, Syed Sikander Ali Shah, son of former provincial minister and leader of People’s Party, Syed Sikandar Ali Shah won with 891 votes. happened
Independent candidate Shehzad Sheikh won with a huge majority on Ward No. 6 of Municipal Committee Tindwala Yar. According to unofficial unofficial results, independent candidate Shehzad Sheikh came first with 1114 votes while Abdul Samad Memon of Pakistan Peoples Party came second with 711 votes. Be at no.
PP candidates Shahid Khan Tahibu and Ijaz Ahmed Chandio won the seat of Chairman and Vice-Chairman in UC Sandhi Batra of Mihar, according to unofficial results they got 2808 votes.
According to the unofficial unofficial results from Matiari UC 16, the candidate of the People’s Party won by getting 4660 votes, the candidate of the People’s Party Shafqat Bhutto won the seat of the chairman of the union council in Panua Qal Union Council Baiji Sharif 16. According to 2950 votes and won.
Municipal Committee Shikarpur Ward No. 24 was contested for General Councilor, according to the inconclusive and unofficial results, independent candidate Fayyaz Soomro won by securing 688 votes while PPP nominated candidate Faiq Ali Soomro was second by securing 399 votes. .
According to the unofficial and unofficial results of Ward 4 of Union Committee 58 of Town Municipal Committee Tondojam, People’s Party candidate Muhammad Ayub Jamali won by getting 631 votes.
The candidates of the ruling party PPP won with a huge majority in the by-elections on the two vacancies of Taluk Mehrabpur municipal elections. PPP candidate Khadim Hussain Mahis from Town Committee Halani Ward No. 01 won a clear lead by getting 746 votes.
In Mehrabpur Ward No. 01, PPP candidate Mir Sajjad Talpar won a clear lead by getting 840 votes. Manwar Zaur of Azad Rajuni Ittihad won the seat of Chairman/Vice Chairman of Union Council No. 06 Shah Muhammad Shah Tehsil Mirpur Bathoro in Sajawal district by getting 2467 votes.
It should be noted that the results of 6 seats in Karachi have been withheld by the Election Commission, the results of 5 seats in Eastern District and 5 seats in Western District are yet to come.
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