MUHAMMAD ASGHAR KHAN versus MIRZA ASLAM BAIG, FORMER CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF
Arts 17 (2), 41 (1), 42, 51 (6) (a), 243 (2), 244 and 184 (3) human rights cases related to the establishment of an election cell in the Presidency with the help of the Army Chief. ? Intelligence agencies staff and officials, financed by government treasury, to obtain desired results, or a group of political parties, to achieve the desired results in the 1990 presidential elections in Pakistan. The irrational role of secret agencies' involvement in matters related to corruption in the election process The material process proved that the election cell was created in the Presidency with the help of the Chief of Army Staff and Syed Election Cell, Director General of the Secret Agency. Providing financial assistance to interested candidates from the state treasury President of the President of Pakistan, Article 41 (1) of the Constitution to achieve the desired results by polluting the electoral process and depriving people of their elected representatives. Was the head of state and represented the unity of the republic, while according to Article 243 (2) of the constitution, he was also the supreme commander of the armed forces, therefore, there should not be any activities under that purpose. A particular group of political parties can be allegedly endorsed in the name of the president of the national interest. Under the constitution, Prem was the commander, obviously he had no choice but to make an election. Whether sealing or endorsing a candidate / political party / political party, either by directing the Armed Forces or trying to get the desired results to the citizens.
