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Lawmakers in Pakistan-administered Kashmir are voting to elect a president, filling the last vacant constitutional office nearly eight months after it became vacant. Najeeb Naqi Khan of the ruling PML-N is expected to win, despite ongoing unrest and seven vacant seats due to protests in two districts. The election process has faced delays, with questions raised about the legality of the postponements.
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Lawmakers in Pakistan-administered Kashmir are voting to elect a president, filling the last vacant constitutional office nearly eight months after it became vacant. Najeeb Naqi Khan of the ruling PML-N is expected to win, despite ongoing unrest and seven vacant seats due to protests in two districts. The election process has faced delays, with questions raised about the legality of the postponements.
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Pakistan-administered Kashmir votes for president amid unrest
Voting for President in Pakistan-administered Kashmir Amid Ongoing Unrest