PJD in Nador sounds alarm over election process

The provincial branch of the Justice and Development Party in Nador has issued a statement denouncing how the 23 September vote was conducted and voicing concern over practices it says breached the integrity and transparency of the electoral process.
The text claims known individuals intervened to sway citizens and push them to vote for a specific party at several polling stations, including the Omar El Mokhtar, Ihadaden, El Amal and Ibn Hazm schools, the Ispane middle school and the El Fatouaki high school.
It also documents heavy cash distribution near institutions and a café, and the transport of voters by car for payment.
The party calls this the start of election falsification and urges authorities and the prosecutor's office to act urgently to protect citizens' votes.