Azad Jammu Kashmir elections 2026

@fitpOsitive

FP bro,

Attack by India is coming. I see them
Dear Pak army, be ready. And this time majority of north India and northeast India should be chopped off India.

Would IND really dare? After the (alleged) heavy defeat in the Sindoor War?

Regards
 
@fitpOsitive

FP bro,

Attack by India is coming. I see them
Dear Pak army, be ready. And this time majority of north India and northeast India should be chopped off India.

Would IND really dare? After the (alleged) heavy defeat in the Sindoor War?

Regards
No. India wouldn't. Modi was handed over his ass in May last year. He can cry and moan nonstop (actually that moaning too as died by now) but that coward cannot muster some courage to attack Pakistan again - even symbolically.

Modi used to tell Pakistani people ' eat bread and enjoy your life and if you cannot do that, my bullet is there for you to eat (i.e. receive)'. Now, thoroughly defeated and deeply humiliated, Modi seems to be content with eating his chapati somewhere in isolation. His bullet seems to have run into his rear crack too. Let him enjoy his chapati.
 
Today's elections in Azad Kashmir were by and large peaceful and that is an important milestone. One person died and that too reported due to a family dispute (a nephew push his mamoon who fell into a mountain's gorge and died). Other than that nothing serious. Like the last round, people followed a wait and see policy before noon and then participated in the second half of the day. Congratulations to every one.

The enemy wanted to derail the democratic process by blocking these elections. It's not important who wins these elections. The crucial aspect is holding these elections.

Claims by Dovel and Indian ministers a few months ago that Azad Kashmir will fall into their lap like a ripe fruit have turned into utter disappointment. Well done Pakistan and the people of Azad Kashmir.
 
Today's elections in Azad Kashmir were by and large peaceful and that is an important milestone. One person died and that too reported due to a family dispute (a nephew push his mamoon who fell into a mountain's gorge and died). Other than that nothing serious. Like the last round, people followed a wait and see policy before noon and then participated in the second half of the day. Congratulations to every one.

The enemy wanted to derail the democratic process by blocking these elections. It's not important who wins these elections. The crucial aspect is holding these elections.

Claims by Dovel and Indian ministers a few months ago that Azad Kashmir will fall into their lap like a ripe fruit have turned into utter disappointment. Well done Pakistan and the people of Azad Kashmir.
And PMLN win all seats ....
 
@fitpOsitive

FP bro,

Attack by India is coming. I see them
Dear Pak army, be ready. And this time majority of north India and northeast India should be chopped off India.

Would IND really dare? After the (alleged) heavy defeat in the Sindoor War?

Regards
Yes.
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If you look at current incidents in Kashmir, I heard a lot of separatist stuff from Kashmiris.
We saw the recent uprising in India and a following resign and successful propagation of anti-modi sentiments in India. Congress is viewing this as a big opportunity. I think they will come up with a bigger "movement" aiming the topple of BJP govt. And for BJP, anti-muslim rhetoric will not be enough. They will end up attacking Pakistan.
 

Results breakdown​

Earlier, state broadcaster Radio Pakistan reported the unofficial results of Sunday’s elections, citing Chief Election Commissioner Justice (retd) Ghulam Mustafa Mughal’s press talk in Muzaffarabad.


During the press briefing, he announced that the PML-N had won 14 seats and the PPP four, the report said.


Unofficial results

  • LA-34 bagged by PML-N’s Nasir Dar
  • LA-35 bagged by PML-N’s Chaudhry Muhammad Ismail
  • LA-36 bagged by PML-N’s Muhammad Ahsan Raza
  • LA-37 bagged by PNL-N’s Maryam Javed
  • LA-38 bagged by PML-N’s Zeeshah Ali
  • LA-39 bagged by PML-N’s Raja Muhammad Siddique Khan
  • LA-41 bagged by PML-N’s Muhammad Amir Shah
  • LA-42 bagged by PML-N’s Syed Shawkat Ali Shah
  • LA-43 bagged by PML-N’s Muhammad Yasin Lone
  • LA-44 bagged by PML-N’s Ahmad Raza Qadiri
  • LA-25 bagged by PML-N’s Ghulam Qadir
  • LA-30 bagged by PML-N’s Mustafa Bashir Abbasi
  • LA-31 bagged by PML-N’s Saqib Majeed Khan
  • LA-32 bagged by PML-N’s Raja Farooq Haider Khan
  • LA-40 bagged by PPP’s Amir Abdul Ghaffar Khan
  • LA-45 bagged by PPP’s Abdul Majid Khan
  • LA-26 bagged by PPP’s Mian Abdul Waheed Khan
  • LA-29 bagged by PPP’s Sardar Mukhtar Ahmad Khan

Polling was postponed until Tuesday in LA-27 Muzaffarabad-I (Kutla) and at 71 of the 174 polling stations in LA-28 Muzaffarabad-II (Lachhrat) as polling staff and election material could not reach the constituency because of landslides and bad weather that resulted in blocked roads.

As the unofficial results were released, Adviser to the Prime Minister on Political Affairs and PML-N leader Rana Sanaullah said his party had now gained the “simple majority” needed to form a government in AJK.
 

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