Voters are casting ballots in the final phase of elections for the legislative assembly in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. The voting takes place even though a banned group calls for a boycott, and the election proceeds across the remaining constituencies covered by this stage.
Both outlets report the same core development: the election is moving into its last phase and ballots are being used to determine representation in the assembly. While the available information focuses on the fact that voting is underway, the coverage reflects the practical tension between election authorities and calls for non-participation linked to the banned group. No additional details on turnout, security incidents, or results are provided in the excerpts shared.
The reports therefore align on what is happening now—this is the final voting phase in the legislative assembly election—while offering limited further insight into enforcement of the boycott, campaigning, or how officials and voters respond to the call.
