PAKISTAN MUSLIM LEAGUE versus CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OFPAKISTAN
Article 8A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 184 (3), 17, 25, 62 and 63 under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution, the Member of the Constituent Assembly (Parliament) and the Supreme Court's Education for a Provincial Assembly The dispute before the qualification was that the holding of Article 8A, General Election Order, 2002, for the candidate's ability to become a Member of Parliament or graduate of the Provincial Assembly was not only a violation of the provisions of Articles 17 and 25 of the Constitution. ? In the Syed Zafar Ali Shah case (PLD 2000 SC 869), it traveled beyond the parameters of the Supreme Court: it was illogical and irrational to look at the current state of literacy in the country. , Undermined governing choice and consent and stripped the right of adult voting and universal right to vote, and that by the essence and spirit of the General Election Order, 2002, there was an amendment to the constitution that would require the chief executive The authority was not given to make assholes given by the Supreme Court on the authority to amend the constitutional valid educational qualification set for the membership of the assemblies. Political culture but also motivating for education The holding of the General Election Order, 2002, deserves the approval of being the first step in changing political culture, provided that the political culture concept of Article 62 (2) of the Constitution provides that I also have more qualifications. Under Article 62, which was dealt with to deal with the qualifications for membership of Parliament, it could be suggested only by a law by a legislative body that all citizens were equal before the law and They were entitled to equal protection but the state got it
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