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MIR GHALIB DOMKI versus ELECTION COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN, ISLAMABAD

Section 103A (1) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Summary of Inquiry to Withhold Constitutional Petition to Abolish Elections, Compare the percentage of votes of the previous election to casting the Election Commission and casting the Election Commission. A complaint was received during the by-elections. The summary inquiry did not find a line of voters at the polling stations, but in the results, the number of voters was more than in the previous elections, on which the Election Commission declared the election invalid and directed the re-election to take place immediately in the election matters. But it was necessary to resolve the problem. Specific inquiries were left at the discretion of the Election Commission - as it may be deemed necessary \ The Commission examined the reports put before it in light of the allegations contained in the complaint and voted at all polling stations in the constituency. The percentage of This contrasts with the previous record which helped the Commission to reach a final conclusion, after the Election Commission conducted a summary inquiry under Section 103AA (1) in the High Court of Public Representation Act, 1976. Terminated election in the circle. The exercise of constitutional jurisdiction refused to interfere with the Election Commission's notification, declaring that the election was void under circumstances r \ n \ r \ n law firms from Tibba Sultanpur lawyer