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QAZI AZIZUL HAQ ALIAS SHARBADAI versus DISTRICT JUDGE, DIR/UPPER ELECTION TRIBUNAL FOR DIR LOWER

Section 152 (E) Northwest Frontier Pro, Since Local Government Election Rules, 2000, R71 North West Frontier Province Local Government (Election Conduct) Rules, 2005, Rr 68 And 71 Inapplicant Applicants For Lack Of Required Educational Qualification The applicants, though receiving the highest number of votes, were declared invalid because the applicant related to the Darul Uloom related to the religious sanad was declared equivalent to the Secondary School Certificate / Matriculation Certificate and the defendant was declared a successful candidate. Could not present. Any document related to this has the effect that Darul Uloom from where he graduated was ever affiliated with any Intermediate and Secondary Education Board. Or additional articles were ever suggested by the educational institution which said that Darul Uloom was associated with the religious nature of the certificate, the Supreme Court did not equate to the Secondary School Certificate / Matric Certificate to be binding. Later, the general public knew that the candidate who had not qualified him to contest the election, but still cast his vote in favor of it, the voters cast their vote in favor of their own candidate, Who did not qualify for election and misused the right to vote. They are bound to make their own mistake and cannot claim their voting rights for the second time, because applicants were ineligible to contest the election due to lack of required educational qualifications. advocate from Quetta lawyer