ECP sets March 9 as date for president’s election


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ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) unveiled its decision to conduct the forthcoming elections for choosing the new president on March 9, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s democratic calendar.

The electoral body, after due deliberation, has unfurled the timeline for this monumental electoral event. Scrutiny of nomination papers, a crucial phase in the electoral process, is scheduled to transpire on March 4. During this meticulous examination, the ECP will assess the eligibility and suitability of prospective candidates vying for the esteemed position.

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Furthermore, the ECP has stipulated a deadline for the submission of nomination papers, setting the cut-off time at 12 noon on March 2. This directive serves as a clarion call to aspiring candidates, urging them to ensure timely submission to partake in the electoral fray.

This designated timeframe, as ordained by the ECP will be from 10 AM to 4 PM.

This announcement comes amidst heightened anticipation and speculation surrounding the upcoming election. Political parties and stakeholders alike have been eagerly awaiting the declaration of the election date, which now provides clarity and direction for the ensuing campaign period.

As the country gears up for the election on March 9, all eyes will be on the candidates and the political parties. With the democratic process set in motion, the stage is now set for a spirited contest as contenders vie for the highest office in the land.

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