Half of Karachi's polling stations declared sensitive

The army will be on standby in case the situation requires their presence.


Web Desk April 22, 2013
The Police and Rangers are expected to be deployed at polling stations. PHOTO: APP/FILE

KARACHI: The Additional IG Ghulam, Shabbir Sheikh, declared 50% of the polling stations in Karachi as sensitive, reported Express News on Monday.

According to the additional IG, there are nearly 3,700 polling stations in Karachi of which half have been declared sensitive, including those in the West district.

“We have made a deployment plan, the Police will assist Rangers at the stations,” he added.

The army will be on standby in case the situation requires their presence.

Earlier, the Election Commission of Pakistan declared Sindh as the most sensitive province with 4,629 highly sensitive and 3,621 sensitive polling stations.

COMMENTS (7)

Salman | 10 years ago | Reply

All in dream

MQM won election during Pak Army operations, people support MQM and will always do.

Naya Kardar | 10 years ago | Reply

hahahha karachi remain peaceful as and cool at the day, its the barrels from where the smoke spiral@Aysha:

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