pakistan-elections

What is the cypher case that led to jail term for Pakistan's Imran Khan?

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan and senior PTI leader Shah Mahmood Qureshi have been jailed for 10 years in a cypher case.

The case involves leaking state secrets and comes less than two weeks before the general elections.

Former PM Imran Khan has been barred from holding public office for a decade and is no longer in the running for the upcoming elections in Pakistan.

There are deeper issues at play in Pakistani politics, with fault lines emerging within the political and social fabric of the country.

Imran Khan's political party, PTI, intends to form the next government in Pakistan despite opposition efforts to form a coalition.

PTI won the most seats in the election but did not secure a simple majority, leading to political turmoil and uncertainty.

Pakistan's powerful military failed to secure the election outcome they intended

Former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his party had unexpected popularity with the people

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan and senior PTI leader Shah Mahmood Qureshi have been jailed for 10 years in a cypher case.

The case involves leaking state secrets and comes less than two weeks before the general elections.

Former PM Imran Khan has been barred from holding public office for a decade and is no longer in the running for the upcoming elections in Pakistan.

There are deeper issues at play in Pakistani politics, with fault lines emerging within the political and social fabric of the country.

Imran Khan's political party, PTI, intends to form the next government in Pakistan despite opposition efforts to form a coalition.

PTI won the most seats in the election but did not secure a simple majority, leading to political turmoil and uncertainty.

Pakistan's powerful military failed to secure the election outcome they intended

Former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his party had unexpected popularity with the people

Low voter turnout among young voters in Pakistan

Political parties using social media to connect with the youth

Women in Pakistan account for just 58.5 million of the country's 127 million registered voters.

Women voters in rural areas have shown higher turnout compared to urban areas in Pakistan's elections.