MUHAMMAD ASLAM BHOOTANI versus DEPUTY SPEAKER, BALOCHISTAN PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLY
R11 (8) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 53 (7) (c) Articles 127 and 199 of the Constitutional Assembly Against the Speaker of the Provincial Assembly against the Speaker for not maintaining confidentiality against the members. Eliminate voting charges The applicant's belt palette (the speaker was removed by a motion of no confidence) was that some members failed to maintain the confidentiality of the ballot by displaying / displaying their ballot papers during the Assembly vote, which is the role of the Balochistan provincial assembly. 11 (8). Regulation Procedure and Code of Conduct, Procedure and Code of Conduct of the Rule 11 (8) of the Provincial Assembly, 1974, was a directory in nature, in violation of which, no result of voting was proposed. En Consequently, illegal compliance with the aforementioned rule would not fail the entire proceedings. The allegations of ballot papers were leveled against two to five members. Jw.org ur If this is true, The individual had a personal function, so his or her vote could be canceled. 47 members cast their votes in favor of the resolution, and even if the votes of the 5 members against whom it was alleged were dropped, 42 votes, the majority favoring the resolution that the Provincial Assembly The operation of the Code of Conduct and Code of Conduct of Rule 11 (8) of Balochistan will not affect the net result of this resolution by some 1974 Members. However, the High Court observed that the members of the Provincial Assembly, who defied the sanctity of the secret ballot, violated the rules, which is detrimental to the dignity of the House, and is expected from the Speaker.
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