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April 2014 - Volume: 2, Issue 4 Undeterred by Taliban onslaught, election candidates take polls head on IN THIS Election commission in Kabul under attack by the Taliban BULLETIN Sindh govt positive in holding LB polls on directives of court SC directs ECP to complete local govt’s poll process by Nov 15 English News 2-9 SC dismisses review petition, orders LB elections by Nov 15 Sindh to hold LG polls in November Election Framework News 10 Sindh govt plea on delimitations District Profile 11-17 PPP may propose former Justice Ajmal Mian for CEC Punjab govt criticised for not holding LG polls Articles 18-21 Consensus on Bhagwandas as new CEC Internal incoherence: PML-N gropes in the dark ahead of LG polls Maps 22-24 Four election workers kidnapped in Afghanistan, says official Urdu News 25-31 Turbat incidents Expose Baloch Miscreants’ Cruelties Pakistani crew of Morning Glory to return home soon: FO Political Directory 32-40 Supreme Court orders centre, Punjab to hold LB polls by November 15 MAPS DISTRICT GILGIT VISUAL PROFILE DISTRICT ASTORE VISUAL PROFILE DISTRICT HUNZA NAGAR VISUAL PROFILE A A K" A K" K" Minapin Shaltar Gwach Jaglot Glacier Paner K" A Bualtar A Barpu K" Phahi DISTRICTA GILGIT VISUAL PROFIL" E Glacier Glacier A A K Phari Dumia A K" Govt. 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On Friday, the Taliban said they launched Express Tribune 30 March,2014 a suicide attack on a guest house of foreigners and an adjacent Church in Kabul, which was targeted because “invading countries are using the church to convert Afghans to Christianity.” “Attacks will continue and will keep on killing foreigners,” said Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid. Independent analysts say the withdrawal of watchdog organisations like National Democratic Institute (NDI) and the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) could undermine the credibility of the vote. However, Afghan Independent Election Commission (IEC) officials have played down the absence of these groups, insisting that dozens more like them will stay to monitor the polls. IEC spokesman Noor Mohammad Noor says their panel has registered 14 international observer groups and the pullout of two missions would not disrupt the monitoring process, according to Pajhwok — an independent Afghan news agency.
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