Pakistan will deploy 760,000 security guards, 1.6 million officials for the election

Pakistan will deploy 1.6 million election officials and nearly 750,000 members of the security forces, including soldiers, for the July 25 general election, the country's electorate said on Friday. will work on the day of the election, the Pakistan Election Commission (ECP) has indicated that two members of the Pakistani army would be stationed inside the polling station while two will be posted at the 39; outside.

The election is taking place in the midst of a series of terrorist attacks across the country, during which more than 150 people, including two politicians, were killed Friday in the restive provinces of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Baluchistan

. Election staff will work on July 25th.

449,465 police will be deployed on the day of the election, of which 202,100 will be stationed in Punjab and Islamabad while 100,500 police will be stationed in Sindh.

In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa According to the Express Tribune, 87,269 police officers will be on duty.

300,071 military personnel will be deployed throughout the country.

According to the electoral lists published by the ECP, 105.96 million voters will be able to vote in the next elections.

Of these, 59.22 million are men and 46.73 million are women, the Dawn daily reported. According to the figures, 55.9% of registered voters in Pakistan are men, while 44.1% are women.

The numbers are about 23% higher than those of the 2013 elections, when the total number of voters was 86.19 million, according to the report.

On polling day, there will be 85,307 presiding officers in office one in each polling station with 510,356 deputy presidents and 255,178 election officers.

In Punjab and Islamabad, there will be 48,610 presidents with 281,062 deputy presidents and 140,534 service election officers.

In Sindh, there will be 17,747 presiding officers while there will be 122,204 deputy chairmen and 61,102 deputy returning officers.

In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the tribal areas, there will be 14,530 presidents, while there will be 83,692 deputy presidents and 41,846 election officers.

Baluchistan will have 4,420 officers in office, assisted by 23,398 presidents and 11,699 election officers.