Rr 30 (6) (ii) and 35 (4) (ii) (d & e) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Determining the Innocent / Unlawful Function of Ballot Paper Double Stampmark Voters Principles of Controversial Candidates After the election, the candidates were declared as Returning Candidates for the seat of the Nazim applicant, but on re-counting some of their votes were rejected for being double-stamped, by the respondent through the respondent. The respondent who was picked up was nominated that the double stamping did not invalidate the ballot. Respondents' opinion was to disclose such double-stamp voter IDs, so such ballot papers were properly rejected, which marked the double stamp of the official rubber stamp, correct or correct. Would be acceptable, if there was nothing to understand. The voter had to do a double-stamp in advance of any arrangement to show his identity or in connection with the candidate, whether the ballot paper had to be double stamped in the dispute. If the voter had done an inappropriate and inadvertent act or intended to reveal his or her identity, he would have to cite voters' status, education and intellectual teachers, etc., such as filing a seal on the ballot paper by a matched voter. Was. , Could not be justified in the declaration of ballot papers either by the imagination of the voters or by the reluctance of the applicant to imagine a candidate or to emphasize or explain the choice of the candidate for the Election Tribunal and the High Court. ? The High Court has approved the decision to double seal the stamping of invalid ballot papers on formal rubber stamps and remove them from the count.
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