Pro-Government Group Leads in Bar Elections
Preliminary results of the Punjab Bar Council elections show a clear lead for the pro-government Ahsan Bhoon–Azam Nazeer Tarar group.
In the Islamabad Bar Council, candidates backed by the Bhoon-Tarar group won three out of five seats, while the Hamid Khan group secured one and an independent candidate claimed another.
- Abdul Rehman Hur Bajwa topped the list with 1,369 votes
- Aalim Abbasi with 1,351 votes
- Hafeezullah Yaqoob with 1,295 votes
- Zafar Khokhar with 1,288 votes
- Asif Irfan with 1,126 votes
Hafeezullah Yaqoob of the Hamid Khan group was also elected as a member of the bar council while Zafar Khokhar won as an independent.
In Rawalpindi, preliminary results for five seats were announced, with Imran Khan's counsel Faisal Mahmood among the winners.
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Author's summary: Pro-government group leads bar elections with clear majority.
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