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CEC says voting won’t only ‘strengthen democracy’ but also ‘stabilise Pakistan’

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WEB DESK, July 17(ABC): In a Twitter message on the day of polling, Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja said that voting wouldn’t only “strengthen democracy but also stabilise Pakistan.”

The CEC stressed the public should ensure participation in the polling process by exercising their right to vote. He also directed the officials and authorities concerned to take action where necessary to ensure free and fair election and avoid violation of laws.

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