By-election: After polling, results continue to come

Web Desk: After polling in 21 constituencies of the National and Provincial Assembly in the country, the process of counting and inconclusive results continues.
Polling for 5 seats of National Assembly and 16 seats of Provincial Assembly started at 8 am which continued till 5 pm without any break.
According to the incomplete and unofficial results of 20 out of 366 polling stations in NA-8 Bajaur, independent candidate Mubarak Zeib is first with 3732 votes, while Gul Zafar Khan of Sunni Ittehad Council is second with 2950 votes.
According to the incomplete and unofficial results of 5 out of 358 polling stations of National Assembly Constituency NA-44, Dera Ismail Khan, Faisal Amin Khan of Sunni Unity Council is ahead with 698 votes.
Abdul Rasheed Khan Kundi of People’s Party is second with 270 votes.
According to the inconclusive unofficial results of 18 out of 338 polling stations in NA 119 Lahore 3, PML-N’s Ali Pervez is ahead of the rival candidates.
Ali Pervez Malik is in first place with 2312 votes and Shahzad Farooq of Sunni Ittehad Council is second with 1320 votes.
According to the inconclusive and unofficial results of 59 out of 342 polling stations of National Assembly Constituency NA 132 Kasur 2, Malik Rasheed Ahmad Khan of PML-N came first with 33,810 votes and Sardar Muhammad Hussain Dogar of Sunni Unity Council with 16,462 votes. are in second place.
A by-election was also held in National Assembly Constituency NA 196 Qamber Shahdad Kot from Sindh. According to the unofficial and unofficial results of 12 out of 303 polling stations of NA-196 Qamber Shahdad Kot, Khurshid Ahmed Junejo of People’s Party is on the first place with 3028 votes.
Muhammad Ali of Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan is second with 47 votes.
By-elections were held in 12 constituencies of Punjab Assembly, including 4 constituencies of Lahore.
Dawood Afridi of the Sunni Ittehad Council is ahead with 9319 votes, independent candidate Abdul Samud is second with 3967 votes and Imtiaz Shahid Qureshi is third with 2151 votes.