ECP refutes reports that CEC was appointed ambassador.

The government has not made any such offer and has no plans to make one, according to a statement released by the ECP spokeswoman. The panel categorically denied that there was any conjecture about the situation.

At the same time, the Moscow administration invited Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja to travel to Russia for an official visit. Observing the 2024 Russian presidential elections is the aim of the trip.

Early voting is being held in the Russian presidential elections, which are scheduled to take place from March 15 to March 17. Voting boxes are being brought across Lake Onega, which is frozen, to distant settlements in the northwest.

During his visit to Russia, Chief Election Commissioner Raja will oversee the voting process in the company of other observers.

Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja will continue to serve his term in the nation and has no plans to pursue any outside job, the ECP spokesperson said in response to questions about his tenure.

The spokeswoman also threatened legal action against anybody spreading false information, saying the commission is ready to take harsh measures against such harmful disinformation.

“The Chief Election Commissioner remains steadfast in his commitment to upholding the integrity of the electoral process and is prepared to combat any nefarious attempts aimed at destabilizing it,” stated a spokeswoman for the Election Commission.

The ECP has reaffirmed its commitment to guaranteeing free and fair elections in Pakistan and asked the people to be on the lookout for misleading information.