Bloody attack in western Pakistan during polling day

Several attacks hit the country before the elections – which seems to be a knife attack between Imran Khans' party and the ruling PML-N party.

Nearly 800,000 police and military personnel were deployed to over 85,000. It did not stop what appears to be a bloody new attack on Wednesday morning, a few hours after polling stations opened. At least 20 people were killed and 28 others injured during an explosion in the city of Quetta, in western Pakistan, said a witness at the news agency while television occupied the space of 19459005.

However, the security situation before the elections did not discourage entrepreneur Maryum Arif, the first voter to be heard in a pickup room in the city of Lahore

– The security situation is good here. and declares that his voice goes to the PML-N government party, which has served Pakistan well

PML-N can, among other things, support against good economic growth and a flow of foreign investment during the ruling years of the party. But the scandal surrounding former leader and prime minister Nawaz Sharif, who was sentenced a few weeks ago for corruption, rocked the party. His campaign has since been sought after by Shahbaz Sharif, Nawaz Sharif's brother.

The scandal gave another shot to the former Iranian cricket party Imran Khans PTI party. He went on to choose great promises to eradicate corruption, address environmental issues and build a welfare state according to Islamic principles.

– Imran Khan is our only hope to change the destiny of the country. We are here to lend our support in the fight against corruption, said Tufail Aziz, a 31-year-old voter in Reuters after leaving his voice in a polling station in the city of Peshawar.

Khan's Campaign He was accused of allegations that the country's powerful army found himself behind him and attempted to overthrow the election, which was rejected by the military.

According to the latest polls, the situation seems very balanced between PTI and PML-N.

The government's second opponent, the PPP party, slipped under the waltz – but can play an important role as a speaker in parliament

Of the 207 million 39 inhabitants of Pakistan, about 106 million are registered as eligible.