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Internet and Mobile Services Might be Halted in Parts of Pakistan

Internet and Mobile Services Might be Halted in Parts of Pakistan

Web Desk April 20, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • The government plans to suspend mobile phone services in multiple cities for by-elections in 2024.
  • Internet and mobile services are expected to be halted in major cities during the by-elections.
  • Section 144 has been enforced in districts where the by-elections will occur.
The Pakistani government is preparing to halt mobile phone services in more than a dozen cities for the upcoming by-elections, scheduled to take place tomorrow, citing security concerns as the primary reason.

As reported by media sources, internet and mobile services are expected to be temporarily suspended in several major cities during the upcoming by-elections in Pakistan.

This anticipated suspension of internet services comes at a time of increased terrorist activities in the South Asian country. Additionally, the Punjab home ministry has requested the federal interior ministry to suspend internet services on the day of the by-elections.

The suspension is likely to affect cities such as Lahore, DG Khan, Gujrat, Sheikhupura, Sadiq Abad, Chakwal, Talagang, Alipur, Zafarwal, Bhakkar, Kasur, Alipur, and Kot Chatta.

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Moreover, the provincial government has enforced Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code in districts where the by-elections are scheduled to occur. The by-elections are slated for April 21, with a total of 47 candidates contesting for five National Assembly seats and 16 Provincial Assembly seats.

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