SHAHID ORAKZAI versus PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY LAW
Arts 213 (2), 214, 179, 102, 103 (2) and 185 (3) Office of the Chief Election Commissioner, the appointment of Chief Election Commissioner Scope to the last political affiliation of the Upper Age as Chief Election Commissioner Scope retired Judge. Such appointment was challenged on the basis that the Chief Election Commissioner had been the governor of a province and had a political affiliation in the past, and that in view of Article 213 () the upper age of the Constitution. He was disqualified from the appointment due to a 65-year ban. The appointment of the Governor of a province should be considered non-political, in which he was appointed as the Chief Election Commissioner. Article 214 of the Constitution also made it very clear that if there was any political affiliation of the newcomer party in the past, it condemned such affiliation. In the matter of swearing, it was necessary to strictly adhere to the post of Chief Election Commissioner, who has been or has been a Supreme Court judge in the past, capable of holding the office of Chief Election Commissioner on any condition, respectively. Eliminate the limits on which the appointment of Chief Election Commissioner was challenged. He was vacant from merit Appeal for leave for appeal was excluded accordingly.
