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Bilawal claims that following “rigged” AJK votes, the federal government’s countdown has started.
Chairman Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has strongly slammed the federal government and said that “the countdown of the government has started” after rejecting the recently held Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) elections as “so heavily rigged”.
His comments come amid increasing political tensions even as the PPP continues to be an important coalition partner of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) at the centre.
In a video message, Bilawal said the AJK votes were neither free nor fair and accused the authorities of engineering extensive electoral interference. He commended PPP workers for winning nine electoral seats despite the result and promised that the party would continue to fight the so-called stolen mandate.
Bilawal termed the AJK polls as “rigged elections”, “bullet elections”, “murderous elections” and “bloody elections” and that the democratic process had been undermined.“So you have won nine seats for the Pakistan People’s Party after all this,” he addressed party workers and congratulated them on what he termed triumphs in difficult circumstances.
The PPP would continue its campaign for the recovery of the seats which were allegedly “stolen” in Mirpur and Muzaffarabad, he said.
Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Peshawar declares matric yearly examination results 2026.
The board informed that 97950 students appeared in the examinations of Class 9. Out of these 39,103 candidates were pronounced successful and 57,847 kids were promoted to class 10. “Overall pass percentage of class 9 examination stood at 99 per cent.
A total of 95,496 students appeared in class 10 annual examinations. The results reveal that 66,988 candidates have passed and 27,788 candidates were ruled unsuccessful. The overall pass rate in the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Part II tests was 70.2 percent.
Post announcement, the board congratulated all the successful students on their performance and expressed the hope that they would continue to flourish in their academic pursuit. The board also wished the students a bright and successful future.
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Tuesday recorded marginal increases as uncertainty prevailed over talks to end the war between the US and Iran.
The KSE-100 Index closed at 178,406.69 points, up 206.67 points over the last close.
The market opened the day at 178,200.02 points, the previous closing level, and traded between 178,768.83 points intraday high and 178,023.65 points intraday low.
The benchmark KSE-100 Index a day before staged a tremendous rebound by adding 2,105.91 points, a positive shift of 1.20 percent, to close at 178,200.02 points against 176,094.12 points recorded in the previous trading session.
The ready market saw a volume of 785.361 million shares as opposed to 880.951 million shares a day earlier while the traded value jumped to Rs33.140 billion as compared to Rs24.957 billion.
The market capitalisation rose to Rs19.953 trillion against Rs19.755 trillion a day ago.
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After lowering the price of petrol and diesel, the government lowers the price of kerosene.
The government has slashed the cost of kerosene oil after cutting the costs of fuel and high-speed diesel.
Kerosene price reduced by Rs3.58 per litre after drop in pricing of petroleum products announced last night.
The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has decreased the price of kerosene from Rs305.22 to Rs301.64 per litre in an announcement.
The Petroleum Division in a statement last night for August 4 announced a Rs4.08 per litre drop in the price of petrol, making the new price Rs331.95 per litre.
The price of high-speed diesel has also been cut by Rs2.45 a litre to Rs389.93 a litre.
BISE Peshawar Matric Result 2026 Announcement
PSX sees minor gains on US-Iran war uncertainty
After lowering the price of petrol and diesel, the government lowers the price of kerosene.
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