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PPP, IPP men retain seats in GB re-polling

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PPP, IPP men retain seats in GB re-polling
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According to unofficial results, after re-polling at eight stations in GBA-17 Diamer-III, PPP candidate Mohammad Naseem won the seat by securing 10,714 votes, while his opponent, JUI-F candidate Rehmat Khaliq, bagged 6,990 votes. Meanwhile, after re-pol­ling at one female polling station in GBA-15 Dia­mer-I, according to the Forms 47 and 48 issued by the Election Commission, IPP candidate Mohammad Dil­pa­zeer secured 6,033 votes, while his opponent, JUI-F candidate Waliur Rehman, received 4,639 votes. Earlier, in the GB Assembly elections held on June 7, PPP’s Mohammad Naseem from GBA-17 Diamer-III was declared the returned candidate, while independent candidate Mohammad Dilpazeer from GBA-15 Diamer-I was also declared successful.

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Publication timeMon, 13 Jul 2026 07:49:18 +0500
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PPP, IPP men retain seats in GB re-polling Jamil Nagri Published July 13, 2026 Updated July 13, 2026 07:49am 0 A police officer stands outside the GB Election Commission. — Photo provided by author/File Listen to article 1x 1.2x 1.5x comments Join our Whatsapp Channel Add Dawn as a trusted source GILGIT: PPP candidate Mohammad Naseem and Istehkam-i-Pakistan Party (IPP) candidate Moha­mmad Dilpazeer, from the GBA-17 Diamer-III and GBA-15 Diamer-I constituencies, respectively, retained their seats after re-polling was held at nine polling stations on Sunday. According to unofficial results, after re-polling at eight stations in GBA-17 Diamer-III, PPP candidate Mohammad Naseem won the seat by securing 10,714 votes, while his opponent, JUI-F candidate Rehmat Khaliq, bagged 6,990 votes.

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