ABDUL HAMEED PANHWAR versus ELECTION COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN
Sections 11, 42 (3A) and 108 of the Election Rules Act (XXI of 1974), Sections 23 and 26 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 5, 118 (3), 218, 224, 254 and 1991 Constituent Assembly seats passed by the Provincial Assembly The notification for the six (6) members issued by the Election Commission of Pakistan on 11/11 became vacant on 11th 2013, informing the by-elections on such seats held on 18-23. The applicant claims that the by-elections will be held. Practice in wasteful spending because the general election was about to take place. The delay in announcing the by-election schedule made it crucial. And that the by-elections could not take place because the preparation of the electoral roll is in progress, in accordance with Article 224 (1) of the Constitution, by-elections shall not be made at any vacant seat at any time when 120 days or less is made. The period was left. It is the duty of the Election Commission to organize elections and ensure that elections are held honestly, fairly, fairly and freely with corruption. The assembly will expire on March 4, 2013, with 125 days left. If its term is being counted from 30 2013 11 2013 ie the date on which such seats are vacated, then continuity of the electoral process will strengthen democracy and democratic institutions. Parliament is the mother of all democratic institutions, while national and Provincial assemblies are an integral part of this. Like other citizens and public activists, the Commission will be obedient to and adhere to the Constitution and laws of Pakistan. The Election Commission will have to fulfill its constitutional duties of holding and holding elections to fill vacant seats in the Assembly.
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