I put them in the same category as India and consider them as enemies of Pakistan,” Asif told reporters Tuesday. In the first phase of elections held Monday in 13 seats, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz secured nine seats, while the Pakistan Peoples Party got four. It is a direct contest between the two parties in PoK because former prime minister Imran Khan’s party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, has boycotted the polls. Before Monday’s violence, 40 people had reportedly been killed during the unrest, including 34 protesters and six police and paramilitary personnel. There are 53 seats in the so-called PoK legislative assembly – 45 are directly elected, while eight are reserved for women, technocrats and clerics.