ECP refutes rigging allegations, says few irregularities being investigated

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The Election Commission of Pakistan has refuted allegations pertaining to rigging during the February 8 general elections.

In a press release, a copy of which is available with Dawn.com, the electoral watchdog said it does not deny the occurrence of a few irregularities and that relevant forms were available for investigation.

“Immediate decisions are being taken on complaints filed,” the statement added. “Despite difficulties and issues, the electoral process was peacefully organised.”

The ECP said conducting the elections smoothly was a “major operation” which was completed successfully.

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