Pakistan’s 2024 Election: Potential Extended Break for Students

With the upcoming general elections in Pakistan just around the corner, there’s news buzzing about a possible break for students. Reports indicate that educational institutions might be closed for eight days in February, starting from the 4th to the 12th, as per News on Monday.

The election season has kicked off officially, and political candidates from various parties are actively engaging in corner meetings and door-to-door campaigns. The much-anticipated general elections for 2024 are scheduled for February 8.

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) is already in motion, busy printing ballot papers (Form 33) containing the names of candidates and their respective electoral symbols. The printing process is expected to conclude by February 3. Following this, the ECP will ensure the secure delivery of these ballots to every district, with the Pakistan Army entrusted with this important task.

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Social media is abuzz with unconfirmed reports suggesting that students across the country might enjoy an eight-day break from February 4 to February 12. The proposed holidays would include February 4, which falls on a Sunday, and February 5, observed as Kashmir Day. The main break would then be from February 6 to 10 due to the Pakistan vote.

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As per the unofficial information circulating, February 11 being a Sunday would extend the break, and schools, colleges, and universities are anticipated to resume classes on February 12 after eight days of holidays. It’s important to note that there hasn’t been any official confirmation from government sources regarding these potential holidays. Students and educational institutions are advised to stay tuned for official announcements as the election date approaches.