Newly elected AJK lawmakers take oath after reserved-seat elections
Most outlets reported that 46 newly elected members of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Assembly took oath following reserved-seat elections. Dunya News highlighted that the oath-taking completed the assembly’s composition while noting pending polls in Poonch and Sudhnoti. Daily Times also mentioned the Assembly Speaker but provided less detail on the pending elections. 24 News HD focused on the event and location, without mentioning incomplete polling areas.
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46 newly elected AJK lawmakers take oath
Forty-six newly elected members of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Assembly took oath on Monday. The ceremony followed elections for eight reserved seats in the legislative assembly. Assembly Speaker Chaudhry Latif Akbar administered the oath to the lawmakers. The reserved seats included five positions for women. PML-N candidates Seharish Qamar, Maryam Zaman and Maryam Idrees […]
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Newly elected AJK lawmakers take oath after reserved seats polls
Newly elected AJK lawmakers took oath after reserved-seat elections, completing the assembly’s composition amid pending polls in Poonch and Sudhnoti.
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42 newly-elected AJK Assembly members take oath
Forty-six newly-elected members of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly took oath during a session in Muzaffarabad on Monday afternoon, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
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