MUHAMMAD RAZZAQ versus DISTRICT RETURNING OFFICER, NAROWAL
The constitutional petition of Article 152 (1) (s) and 153 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199, alleged that the applicant's ineligible applicant was not eligible to participate in the elections because he was the general secretary of the ruling party. Therefore, your party is effectively using applicants. The newspaper techniques quoted in this regard indicate that the respondent advertised in the Daily to welcome the President and the Chief Minister of Punjab when they visit the respective district, presenting any other notable material to appease the court. It was not held that the defendants were exercising the influence of their party under section 152. (1) (s) Under the Punjab Local Government Ordinance 2001, if this person is using his party's flag, financial resources or other resources which may give him advantage over the other competing candidate, he looks at such thing. Which is not prepared or brought. On the applicant's record, the High Court could not dispose of anyone who was otherwise a valid candidate \ r \ n \ r \ n
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