A special session of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) for the Gilgit district was held at the PPP Secretariat in Rajah Bazaar, Gilgit, chaired by district president Zawar Fida Hussain. Speakers emphasized that all sub‑organizations of PPP Gilgit‑Baltistan will work day and night to ensure the success of the party’s ticket‑holders in the upcoming 2026 elections. They highlighted that PPP is the largest political force in Gilgit‑Baltistan, fielding candidates in all 24 constituencies, and pledged a door‑to‑door campaign to secure victories for party nominees. The meeting stressed that Jialay workers will promote Bhutto’s ideology and the party’s valuable contributions to the region, urging the public to vote for PPP. Party leaders also announced strict monitoring of PPP votes, citing past vote‑rigging incidents, and announced the establishment of a central election cell under PPP Gilgit district along with constituency‑wise election cells to provide better facilities and support for voters. In addition to officials, a large number of Jialay participants attended the session.
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