Imran Khan's PTI ahead as votes are counted in Pakistan polls

July 25, 2018 21:13

Millions of Pakistanis voted today to elect a new government and prime minister in a tense election marred by allegations of military interference and a series of deadly attacks.

Up to 8 lakh police and military forces were stationed at more than 85,000 polling stations across the country as the voting took place today.

Today's election would be only the second democratic transition of power in Pakistan's 70-year coup-studded history. Pakistan is a country of approximately 207 million people, out of which the number of registered voters are about 106 million.

Imra Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf ahead as votes are counted in Pakistan's high-stakes polls.

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