India, March 19 -- Kim Jong Un has once again claimed an overwhelming electoral victory, with his ruling establishment securing 99.93 percent of the vote in North Korea's latest parliamentary elections.

The vote, held on March 15 to elect representatives to the country's legislature, resulted in a complete sweep for candidates backed by the Workers' Party of Korea and its affiliated groups.

According to the state-run Korean Central News Agency, every single seat in the 15th Supreme People's Assembly was won by government-approved candidates.

Official figures released by state media presented an almost unanimous endorsement of the leadership.

Authorities claimed voter turnout reached an extraordinary 99.99 percent, with nearly all ball...