Islamabad, Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar has stated that the general elections in Pakistan were conducted smoothly, allowing voters to exercise their constitutional rights freely and without any hindrance.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, in an interview with Turkish broadcaster TRT, the Prime Minister highlighted that despite facing security challenges, the electoral process allowed people to vote for their preferred candidates freely. He emphasized that the overall conduct of the elections was free and fair, reflecting the will of the Pakistani populace.

Discussing the suspension of mobile services on the day of the elections, Kakar clarified that the decision was purely security-driven, aimed at mitigating potential threats, and devoid of any political motives. He reassured that while mobile services were temporarily halted, internet services remained accessible to the public.

Looking forward, the Prime Minister expressed optimism for the incoming government, hoping it would bring about political and economic stability for Pakistan. He anticipated the formation of a coalition government but noted that the arrangement would depend on negotiations among the political parties involved.