WORKERS PARTY PAKISTAN THROUGH GENERAL SECRETARY versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Arts 218 (3), 222, 62, 63 and 184 (3) Representation People Act (LXXXV of 1976), Sections 103, 104 and 107 Representation of People (Conducting Elections) Rules, 1977, R 3 Election Commission, National and Provision for nomination papers, enhancement / improvement of nomination papers for the Provincial Assembly Election Commission and print them without the approval of the Federal Government by President Pakistan Legality Play for such additions, under section 107 of the representation. A request to amend the R3 of the People's (Electoral Practices) Rules 1977, represented by the People's Act, 1976, the Election Commission of Pakistan, was sent but Pakistan had not yet approved these amendments, so, without the adherence to the rules, the nomination papers for the Election Commission could not be printed because the government had reservations on some parts of it, the Election Commission had increased the nomination form. In keeping with the directions of Article 218 (3) of the Constitution, the observations / instructions given by the Supreme Court regarding Akhtar Hussain and 6 others v. Federation of Pakistan and 2 others in the affairs of Workers / Party Pakistan. (PLD 2012 SC 681) The Election Commission was honest, fair, fair and responsible for organizing, organizing and conducting elections in accordance with law, and that in accordance with Article 218 (3) of the Constitution, the civil procedure Objects must be protected against. It should be that no corrupt person is allowed to enter Parliament, and in connection with the Constitution, the Election Commission was made without changing the color or contents of the R3 of the Public Representation (Code of Conduct) 1977. Supporters of nomination papers
