WORKERS\' PARTY PAKISTAN THROUGH AKHTAR HUSSAIN, ADVOCATE, GENERAL SECRETARY versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Articles 218 (3), 16, 17, 19 and 184 (3) of the Representative People Act (LXXXV of 1976), constitutional rules and constitutional applications presented under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution relating to the electoral election and election campaigns. That all electoral laws must be strictly enforced upon the expulsion of their constitutional mandate under Article 218 (3) of the Constitution, the Public Representation Act, 1976, and other rules / regulations. That the Election Commission was empowered to examine not only illegal election-related actions (violation of the limits set for campaign finance, etc.) or corruption (bribery, etc.), but also to review electoral activities. The option was taken, including the use of \ jilasas \, \ jols \, loudspeakers, etc., for their impact on the standards of justice, justice and integrity from which the election was expected. That the Election Commission has also been ensured to ensure that the spirit of democracy and fairness, fairness and honesty are fully observed in the elections. From the day the election is reported, the Election Commission will have to monitor the election expenses. The candidate will have to calculate all expenses only after the election is over. To ensure that the Election Commission meets with the candidates and apprises them of the relevant rules / regulations, involve them with the selection staff to receive expenditure statements on a weekly basis and conduct random inspections at various locations. All transactions related to election expenses should be filed with the General Sales Tax (GST) registered firms / individuals. So that the number of polling stations can be properly increased across the country so that Po
