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  یااللہ ھم سب پر اپنی خاص رحمت وبرکت نازل فرمائیں،  تمام ناگہانی آفات، روحانی و جسمانی بیماریوں، مالی و جانی نقصانات، رنج و فکر سے محفوظ رکھیں،  ھماری عزت کی حفاظت فرمائیں اور بے عزتی سے محفوظ رکھیں،  یااللّٰہ ھمیں غموں سے بچا لیں،  ھماری زندگی کو خوشیوں سے بهرپور, پرامن, پروقار اور  پرسکون بنا دیں،  یااللّٰہ ھماری تمام مشکلات اور پریشانیاں ختم فرمائیں،  یااللّٰہ ھمیں وہ سب کچھ عطا فرمائیں جو ھمارے لیئے بہتری کا باعث ہو اور ھمیں ہر آزمائش سے محفوظ فرمائیں، یااللہ ھم نے دانستہ و نا دانستہ طور پر جتنے بھی گناہ کیے ہیں وہ معاف فرمائیں اور ھمیں عذاب قبر سے اور دوزخ کی آگ سے محفوظ رکھیں،  ھمارے والدین، اولاد، عزیز و اقارب و دوست و احباب پر اپنا فضل و کرم کریں اور جو وفات پا چکے ہیں ان کی مغفرت فرمائیں، صبح بخیر۔ہردم خیر ہر دم سلامتی ۔سدا سلامتی۔ آمین یاربّ العالمین
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Results of National Assembly seats

  Results of National Assembly seats As curtains close on polling across the National Assembly's 266 constituencies, the vote count has started, signaling high stakes for the nation's largest province. Over 128 million registered voters, including 69.2 million men and 59.3 million women, across the country were set to cast their ballots for a record 17,816 candidates of both National and provincial assembly seats. There are 5,121 candidates running for 266 general seats of the National Assembly, and 12,695 for 593 seats of the four provincial assemblies. The Election Commission of Pakistan had announced that unofficial and unverified results could be announced only after 6pm, and that action would be taken against TV channels who violate the code of conduct. Here’s the breakdown of all constituencies with updated results:  NA-1 : JUI's Talha Mahmood is leading with 9,268 votes against independent candidate Abdul Latif's 7,601 votes.  NA-2:  Independent candidate  Amjad

2024 Pakistani General Election

  General elections are scheduled to be held in  Pakistan  on 8 February 2024 to elect the members of the  16th   National Assembly . The detailed schedule was announced by  Election Commission of Pakistan  on 15 December 2023. The two major parties are  Pakistan Muslim League (N)  (PML-N), led by former Prime Minister  Nawaz Sharif  and  Pakistan Peoples Party  (PPP), led by former  Foreign Minister   Bilawal Bhutto Zardari .  Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf , the largest party in the previous elections, is forced to field its candidates as Independents after a controversial  Supreme Court ruling  stripped them of their electoral symbol in the run-up to the elections. The table below lists each party that either received a share of the vote higher than 0.5% in the  2018 Pakistan general election  or had representation in the  15th National Assembly of Pakistan . Political parties are ordered by their vote share in the 2018 elections. Independent Candidates bagged 11.46% of the vote and 1