MUHAMMAD ASLAM MUJAHID versus MAHMOOD AHMED QURESHI
Sections 69, 68, & 55 and Election 63 Election Petition Against Candidate Charges of Misconduct, Misconduct and Corruption Charges: Professional Petitioner Receives Any Corruption By The Returning Candidate Was required to provide full details of the practice or any other illegal action. The election petition was vacant from the full details of illegal proceedings or illegal proceedings under section 55 of the Public Representation Act 1976 and the applicant failed to show how the election was obtained through illegal practice. Because he did not present the cause of action, material facts were not requested and no material was kept on record, in the present case, after the by-election of the by-election was announced and applied in the constituency, He accepted the nomination for his candidate. The election said and has been associated with the electoral process ever since, the election process was in full swing and the applicant was fully participating and fighting the election enthusiastically and in full swing The election campaign was going on, and thus he had succeeded in the process, and thus, on such grounds, the order itself was set aside for subjugation. Saying that no meaningful motive will be offered to allow the applicant to produce further evidence in case of an election petition,
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