Election symbols and their importance. PTI loses cricket bat symbol, faces identity issues, voter confusion, and ineligibility for reserved seats in election. Reuters January 17, 2024.

For this election cycle, PPP’s symbol remains the arrow. A man paints an arrow ahead of the 2008 general election in Karachi [File: Athar Hussain/Reuters] Balloons, brooms, bottlenoses.

The Election Commission playing judge and assigning the symbol in times of party splits should give way to a more fundamental question. From the times of 18 percent literacy in 1952, literacy is ...

Why Pakistan election symbols are important. By Asif Shahzad. January 16, 2024 8:57 AM UTC Updated January 16, 2024. Item 1 of 4 A worker prints a poster depicting Pakistan's ...

These are some of the election symbols chosen by candidates in the two-phase Lok Sabha polls in ... triangle, flute, water tank, helmet, phone charger, road roller, doorbell, handcart, ...

PESHAWAR: The Peshawar High Court (PHC) Tuesday asked why the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) was insisting on securing bat as its electoral symbol for the upcoming elections on February 8.

Imran Khan's Party Moves Supreme Court Over Election Symbol Bat The cricket bat is a traditional symbol of the PTI, and it is believed that by depriving the party of it, its candidates would have ...

PTI election candidates have challenged the election symbols allotted to them in the Peshawar High Court (PHC), a private TV channel reported on Monday. PTI candidates Kamran Bangish, Asif Khan ...

With the February 8 general election roughly two weeks away, the PTI will be contesting the polls without a common electoral symbol after being stripped of its iconic ‘bat’. Despite the party ...

Pakistan's Supreme Court upheld the Election Commission's decision to bar PTI from using the cricket bat symbol due to alleged irregularities in internal elections.

PTI to contest election with 'bat' as PHC restores symbol Earlier today, PTI had withdrawn its SC plea on a similar case in hopes of a 'favourable' verdict by PHC By Daniyal Aziz & Maryam Nawaz ...