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Pakistan Election Commission rejects Imran Khan's nomination for 2024 elections, know why

DNA Saturday, 30 December 2023
The PTI founder, a 70-year-old former international cricket star, has been at the centre of a political crisis since he was ousted in a parliamentary no-confidence vote in April 2022.
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Major political developments! Join us for a deep dive into the recent decision by the Pakistan Election Body, rejecting the nomination of former Prime Minister Imran Khan for the upcoming 2024 elections. Stay informed with the latest updates on this critical decision that could reshape the country's...

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