Article 152 (2) (e) of the Sindh Local Government Election Rules, 2005, RIR 65, 66, 70 and 72 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Election Petition Eligibility for Appointment of Candidates Election Petition Although the Election Tribunal concluded It is concluded that he has returned. The candidates did not own the required educational qualifications, however, the application was dismissed that not all candidates were made a party to the electoral application. The applicants were raised by the applicants who were not made a party to the application. They were just covering candidates and they didn't. Even in their own right, the respondents who voted for the vote were with Sanad Al-Faraz, who was obtained from a madrassa, which was not an institution recognized under section 152 of the Sindh Local Government Ordinance, 2001. Did not study the subjects, studies of Urdu and Pakistan in madrassa, while getting the degree of gender while interrupting the return of the law, the importance of spirit law was to be given importance and to see if the other candidates were the actual candidates. And whether there can be any material difference between them, even if they join the defendants. Join me When the petitioner was disqualified from contesting the election, only throwing the petition on technical grounds would give way to the illegal proceedings, in the sense that the defendants would be allowed to occupy the seats. Announced that the defendants were ineligible to contest the election. Posts by moderator and moderator, so disqualify him from holding posts
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