Mobile Internet Shutdown Fuels Pakistan Election Fraud Worries

On February 8th, 128 million Pakistani voters were poised to exercise their mandate. However, many encountered obstacles preventing them from casting their votes, ranging from difficulty locating polling booths to prolonged waits due to closed booths. Adding to the chaos, a complete mobile shutdown hindered communication. Meanwhile, political violence in Khyber PakhtunKhwa and Balochistan resulted in the tragic loss of six security personnel. Amidst these challenges, Nawaz Sharif, with support from the Pakistan Army, aspires to secure a fourth term in government. Here's an overview of the tumultuous voting day in Pakistan.