Scrutiny of nomination papers in the three constituencies of the National Assembly in Rawalpindi is complete

 The nomination papers of Sharjeel Mir, the candidate of the Stabilization Pakistan Party, were also approved

Scrutiny of nomination papers for the three constituencies of the National Assembly has been completed in Rawalpindi. The papers of Sheikh Rashid and his nephew Sheikh Rashid Shafiq were rejected, while the papers of PTI's Bisharat Raja and Ijazul Haq were also rejected.

In Rawalpindi, the nomination papers of Stabilization Pakistan Party candidate Aamir Kayani from NA 55 have been accepted. The nomination papers of Daniyal Chaudhry were also approved.


  The nomination papers of the candidate of the Stabilization Pakistan Party, Sharjeel Mir, were also approved. Objections have also been raised.

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