At least three political activists were killed in poll violence in Pakistan's Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, media reported on Wednesday.
According to police, supporters of a Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz candidate, who had lost the election, opened fire at Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf workers, killing three of them and injuring two others, Dawn reported.
With these killings, the toll in poll-related violence in the province has risen to 21.
On Monday, a councillor-elect of Chammad village council was killed by rivals when he on his way back to home.
Khan Mohammad was elected chairman of the council in the election last week.
--Indo-Asian News service
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