Article 99 (1) (CC) Conducting General Election Order (7 of 2002), Article 8A Constitution of Pakistan, Article 62 (1) (f) Election Petition Elected to Members of the Electoral Assembly Presented to Fight Fake Degree Election Not for the purpose of being chosen or not very conscientious, virtuous and not trustworthy The Scope Election Tribunal declared the appellant as a person who was neither good nor honest. First, they were imposed by the Provincial Election Tribunal on claims of education eligibility at the 2002 elections. Secondly, he was not a holder of a masters degree in a madrassa recognized by the Higher Education Commission. Thirdly, the two seminars (degrees) of the religious seminary (religious educational institute) that were created by them through counterfeiting and counterfeiting in the 2008 elections. And finally, they did not pass two additional articles pertaining to the law enacted by the Supreme Court, which was in connection with the 2002 elections, the Provincial Election Tribunal concluded that the appellant was not a graduate. And he declared himself a graduate of filing fake educational documents. In order to overcome the disqualification provided under Section 99 (1) (cc) of the Representation People Act, 1976, during the elections in 2008, the appellant filed two degrees (degree) of religious seminary (religious educational institution). ) That he had. Bachelor's degree to be eligible to participate in the election, however, after thorough scrutiny of records and evidence, the Election Tribunal held that both the sanctions were the result of fraud and forgery, for appellants to prove their claim. Cannot present any documentary evidence
