Sections 33 (2) (b), 33 (2) (c), 38 and 68 for the representation of election staff of the National Assembly are not in compliance with the provisions of the Public Representation Act, 1976, resulting in a materially impaired re-polling Ordered polling stations are legally missing from the bag containing electoral material, names of unused voter lists that have not been issued on the ballot papers are found to be contradictory, and the voter's thumb impression of the voted voters Not found in the list. Regarding the election staff, the Election Tribunal ordered re-polling in seven polling stations of the constituency that the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) suspended the notification issued by the applicant calling the applicant from the constituency. Be done. Until there was re-polling and a fresh result was calculated and the applicant (return candidate) contested and worked, the election staff approved the re-polling order in some polling stations. Not specifically, especially since no corruption was detected by the returning candidate, the importance of voter list availability / copy of the electoral roll, with the presiding officer emphasizing their proper use. Cannot be done so that the voter's manual is available in order to achieve the goal of a fair election. B and it was necessary to correct a discrepancy in the number of ballot papers was a protective measure against counterfeiting votes bogus voting. Likewise, rejected votes can become the bone of contention affecting election results, voter lists, ballot papers
