ISLAMABAD: The Centre Election Monitoring and Control Center of Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has addressed 75 complaints related to the general elections.

Haroon Shinwari, head of the Monitoring Control Centre, stated that the complaints were generally minor, primarily concerning disputes and altercations among workers, all of which were promptly resolved on-site, ensuring the smooth conduct of the polls.

“The remaining ten complaints will be resolved shortly as the working on these complaints is underway,” In Charge Monitoring Control Center Haroon Khan Shinwari said.

He said the complaints are of normal nature which was mostly related to heat and fighting among the different party workers, which were controlled on the spot and polling was started.

Haroon Shinwari said that currently, the polling process is going on without interruption at all the polling stations across the country.

On the other hand,  Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) said the time for casting votes for general elections 2024 would not be extended.

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The ECP said no proposal for the extension of the deadline was being mulled over. The time for voting to end is 5:00 pm and the unofficial and unconfirmed results can be aired at 6:00pm, the commission said.