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PFUJ polls: Deadline for filing nominations extended by two days

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 7 August 2016

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PFUJ polls: Deadline for filing nominations extended by two days
The Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists has extended the nomination filing period for its upcoming elections. The new deadline is now set for August 9, leading up to the elections on August 27.

PESHAWAR - The Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) Election Committee Sunday extended by two days the time for filing nomination papers for contesting the forthcoming elections of the PFUJ to be held here on August 27.

A press release by the PFUJ Election Committee, headed by Rahimullah Yusufzai and having Shahidur Rehman, Abdullah Jan, Farzana Ali and Kashifuddin Syed as members, said the decision was made following requests by some local unions of journalists and prospective candidates that they needed more time to file their nominations.

It said the reasons cited by them were found genuine and, therefore, the Election Committee after consulting the PFUJ Unification Committee head M. Ziauddin decided to extend the deadline until the midnight of August 9. The earlier deadline was the midnight of August 7.

However, the Election Committee made it clear that the polling date for the elections to be held in Peshawar during the Biennial Delegates Meeting (BDM) of PFUJ would remain the same - August 27. It added that the schedule of other activities for holding the PFUJ elections would be reviewed and necessary changes, if needed, would be made and conveyed to the members through the media.

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Key Points

  • Nomination deadline extended to August 9.
  • Elections scheduled for August 27 in Peshawar.
  • Decision made after requests from local unions and candidates.
  • Election Committee led by Rahimullah Yusufzai.
  • Schedule adjustments to be communicated via media.

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