Explanation

The parliament initially had 210 seats

Including 10 women, but in 1985 it increased to 237 seats, and then to 342 seats.

Currently, there are  342 seats in the Diet.

Of these, 272 are directly filled with elections.

Explanation

The 1945 general elections in British India were held for the Central Legislature (Central Legislative Assembly).

The General Election of 1945-46 was held in 11 provinces of British India.

It included the provinces under the British rule, excluding princely states.

Lord Wavell was the Viceroy of India at the time.

Explanation

Explanation

National Voter's Day is celebrated in Pakistan on 7th December annually.

The day is marked in commemoration of the first general elections of Pakistan held on December 7, 1970.

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Explanation

Agha Muhammad Yahya Kha was a Pakistani military officer and politician

who served as the third president of Pakistan from 1969 to 1971.

born: 4 February 1917 -  died: 10 August 1980

By 28 July 1969, President Yahya Khan had set a framework for elections that were to be held in December 1970.

Finally, the general elections were held all over the country.

He also served as the commander-in-chief of the Pakistan Army from 1966 to 1971.

Explanation

In 2024. Syed Murad Ali Shah elected chief minister of Sindh for the third time in a row

Total votes: 168 votes

Obtained votes: 112 votes

Explanation

 Elections for the National/Provincial Assemblies' 37 Constituencies On 14 October 2018.

By-elections are scheduled to be held in Pakistan on 14 October 2018 and 21 October 2018.

These elections will be held in 12  constituencies for the National Assembly of Pakistan

And 27 constituencies belonging to the four provincial assemblies of Pakistan

• Provincial Assembly of Punjab
• Provincial Assembly of Sindh
• Provincial Assembly of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
• Provincial Assembly of Balochistan

Explanation

The president of Pakistan, Dr Arif Alvi, approved the advice of the then prime minister to dissolve the National Assembly under the Article 58 (1) read with Article 48(1) of the Constitution.

Dissolving Date: 03 April 2022 

Explanation

In the 1937 elections, only two Muslim Leaguers — Malik Barkat Ali and Raja Ghazanfar — were elected,

but Raja defected to the Unionist Party and for eight years,

Malik Barkat Ali alone represented the League in Punjab’s legislature.

Malik Barkat Ali was an Indian Muslim politician, lawyer, and journalist.

Party: All-India Muslim League

Explanation

Farooq Ahmad Khan Leghari won the Presidential election in 1993.

He served as the 8th President of Pakistan from 1993 to 1997.

He was elected after the resignation of Ghulam Ishaq Khan and the brief interim presidency of Wasim Sajjad.