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Long Queues Of Voters Outside Country Polling Stations Witnesses - UrduPoint

Long Queues Of Voters Outside Country Polling Stations Witnesses - UrduPoint

Source: UrduPoint

ISLAMABAD, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 8th Feb, 2024) Overcrowding was witnessed at various polling stations across the country, including the capital, as long queues of male and female voters turned out to be fully excited to cast their votes for their favourite candidates for the National Assembly.

Talking to the ptv news channel, the voters have expressed satisfaction over the elaborate arrangements made by the Elections Commission of Pakistan (ECP) for conducting the General Elections 2024.

A Presiding officer of Islamabad said that polling started at the right time and process was going smoothly and security officials were fully alert, no mismanagement or mishandling was observed.

Polling started at 8 am and will continue till 5 pm without any break; however, the voters inside the polling station are casting their vote in large, said a official.

"My friends also came with me and are casting their votes," he added.

Great enthusiasm was being seen in women voters for whom Election Commission has made elaborate arrangements, said another citizen.

An influx of citizens actively participating in the electoral process has been observed at polling stations, said a police official standing outside polling station.

The enthousism of the senior citizens and even special persons is worth mentioning as they gathered at the polling stations to cast votes, said another citizen.

The women are not far behind men and have queued up despite cold weather in morning, said a presiding officer.

The supporters of candidates have arranged free transport for the facilitation of senior citizens, women, and persons with disabilities, said an official.

The candidates have established private booths outside the premises of polling stations to facilitate young voters, he added.