Local government elections, unofficial results are coming

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Rawalkot (Dharti News) In the second phase of the municipal elections in Azad Kashmir, the counting of votes has started after the completion of the polling process in Poonch Division. JKPP has won two seats, PTI has won three seats, PP has won three seats and PML-N has won one seat. Jamaat-e-Islami’s Umeer Afraz won from Ward Topa Son of Union Council Rahara. Muhammad Azhar Khan Muslim won from Ward 11 of Corporation. League-N will be successful with 434, Naseem Iqbal PTI 286, Faisal Siddique PPP 111, Ijaz Sharif Azad 106, Khawar Hussain JKPP 101, Arshad Khan Jamaat-e-Islami 56, Suleiman Farooq Azad 56 votes. .

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