PJD in Nador accuses parties of vote-buying, demands investigation

The provincial branch of the Justice and Development Party in Nador issued a statement accusing unnamed parties of using money to influence voters' will on election day.
The text cites the involvement of individuals it says are known by name to sway citizens in favour of candidates from two parties at several polling stations, including schools in Ahdadane, Rouissi, Laarassi and Ispanen.
It also mentions intensive cash distribution near schools and cafés, and the transport of women by car to polling stations.
The party calls for immediate intervention by the territorial administration and the public prosecutor to verify the allegations.
These remain accusations by the party, with no judicial or security investigation results confirming them.