Sections 78 (3) (d), 12 and 14 constitution of Pakistan Arts 62, 63 and 218 (3) Mohammed Rizwan Gulvi Nadia Aziz and others PLD 2010 SC 828 The implementation of the Supreme Court decision in the case of members National And the Election Commission of Pakistan's Duty Scope to inform members of the provincial assemblies and the Senate who submitted fake / fake degrees (educational qualifications) at the time of receiving the nomination papers during the 2008 general elections. A Member of Parliament was disqualified before or after the election, because he was wrong about his nomination form (invalidating). Had declared that it had fulfilled the conditions laid down under Articles 62 and 63 of the Constitution. The Parliamentarian / Member shall have no right to hold office as National Assembly / Provincial Assembly or Senate, and in such a situation the Election Commission of Pakistan is bound to take action again. By prejudice to such member, that once a person has been disqualified on the basis of his own declaration under his signature, he cannot claim or take a stand because his prosecution Pending, therefore, it may not be reported, despite the fact that after the 2008 general election, the condition for graduating or possessing the required academic skills was not available (ie, applicable). The candidate announced himself to be a graduate, but as a result came to know. If he was not, then he would be responsible for the consequences under Articles 62 and 63 of the Constitution or other relevant provisions of the Pakistan Penalties Pakistan, 1860. That the papers n
