ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan suspended mobile services across the country on Thursday just as voters went to the polls for the country's general elections, adding to the controversy swirling around the process.
Outages in name of security fuel suspicion over polls' legitimacy
Poll workers walk past police officers outside a voting station in Peshawar on Feb. 8. © Reuters
ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan suspended mobile services across the country on Thursday just as voters went to the polls for the country's general elections, adding to the controversy swirling around the process.