Referendum and national election together: CA

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Referendum and national election together: CA

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has said that referendum will be arranged on the same day of national elections.

He made the announcement in an address to the nation on Thursday (November 13) afternoon.

''The 'July Charter Implementation Order' has been approved in the advisers council,'' which has already been approved by the President.

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