Arts 218, 219 (b) [as amended by the Constitution (Eighteenth Amendment) Act (10 of 2010]] and 184 (3) of the Election Commission, the suspension of the effect of the suspension of the notification of constituents by the by-elections Did not comply with the Constitution. Holding by-elections of members of the Senate, the National Assembly and the Provincial Assembly, under Article 219 (b) of the Constitution, the National Assembly, and the Provincial Assemblies (as amended by the Constitution (Eighteenth Amendment) Act, 2010). Was held by the Election Commission but instead by the Election Commissioner, which was not in accordance with the constitutional representatives, who were elected through such by-elections, several notices were sent to them, and after a considerable period of time the government. There was no progress made by. , The Election Commissioner and the Election Commission to resolve the matter, except to inform the court that a constitutional amendment is being sought before the National AA. To improve the issue, the Senate and the Senate elected parliamentarians and members of the provincial assembly through by-elections, saying farewell elections, they knew their election was not in accordance with the constitution, so they had to volunteer You should also stop yourself from working in your abilities. Until the amendment, including the constitutional amendment, the supremacy and supremacy of the constitution were exercised by the Supreme Court and instead of making the by-elections unconstitutional, directed that the notification issued by the Election Commission in relation to the Parliamentarians and the members of the Provincial Assembly. Should remain. Is suspended with all constitutional and legal consequences until amended by constitutional amendment and as soon as this Constitution
