AMANULLAH versus SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT OF N.-W.F.P., LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT, CIVIL SECRETARIAT, PESHAWAR
Frontier Province Local Government Ordinance 2001 Section 158 [Amended] Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 4, 8, 25 (1), 233 and 199 Constitutional Application Amended by 5 158 of the North West Frontier Province Local Government Ordinance 2001 Suggestions. Against the dual membership of the Moderator Applicants, the bar claims that the ban on contestants to contest the general election is restricted to the general election with violation of Article 4 of the Fundamental Rights, Discrimination and the Constitution attached thereto. Was. That is, the first resignation was not unreasonable because the foundation was laid on a proper and legal basis so as to ensure fair, fair and transparent elections and to avoid all the possibilities of pre-poll rigging. But don't get established. Ministers and governors Local Council members in the federation and provinces were not required to resign before submitting nomination papers, but the moderators were heads of their local governments and were directly involved in daily administration while one member of the Northwest Frontier Province Local The Government Ordinance had a different role to play in amending section 158 of 2001, which was presented to be valid. Neither the reason nor the provision of any article or other law of the Constitution was violated. Improper amendment does not equate to disqualification and is not harmful in any way, the High Court refused to interfere with the amendment presented in section 158 of the Local Government Ordinance of the North West Frontier Province. , 2001 Applications dismissed in circumstances
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