BOONI: One year after the already broken down roads were cut and dug to lay optic fiber lines in Mastuj, Warijun and Shagram, the department concerned has failed to make the facility functional in these areas of Upper Chitral. While the public is suffering due to the broken roads, after the COVID-19 pandemic and closure […]
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MASTUJ, June 20, 2019: If there is no tangible progress on the repair and reconstruction of Booni, Shandur and Yarkhun roads by June 24, the people of Mastuj will block the road to Shandur by staging a protest sit-in before the start of the annual polo festival in July. This warning was issued by notables
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CHITRAL: The general elections 2018 saw active public participation with the overall turnout of over 52 percent in the country. Though in many constituencies, voting by women still remains an issue, women in Chitral showed their political emancipation and activism by hugely taking to the polling stations on July 25. According to the Election Commission
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CHITRAL: The Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) candidates won both the National Assembly and Provincial Assembly seats of Chitral with a big margin in the July 25, 2018, general elections. According to the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), Maulana Abdul Akbar Chitral won the NA-1 and Maulana Hidayatur Rehman the PA-1 seat. The candidates of PTI for
CHITRAL: In all, 18 candidates of different political parties and independents have submitted nominations for the only one National Assembly seat of Chitral. They also include the covering candidates. For PK-1, there are 27 candidates, including the covering candidates. The names of the candidates and their party affiliations are as under: NA-1: All Pakistan Muslim
