Part VIII [Arts 213 to 226] By-elections law and order situation The provincial government tried to suspend the by-election on the basis of law and order situation in the High Court in the province under the use of constitutional jurisdiction, by the Chief Election Commissioner. Suspending the notification issued by the by-elections to be valid, the Chief Election Commissioner and the Election Commission were absolutely free with special jurisdiction, while performing any duty under the terms of Part VIII of the Constitution. , That is, the federal and provincial governments, law enforcement agencies also had the responsibility to ensure that the Chief Election Commissioner / Election Commission worked independently. Such officials also had to see that the Chief Election Commissioner / Election Commission was properly consolidated so that they could be removed. Con illegal, free and without interruption and pressure The illegal commitments were allowed by the High Court, whatever the decision of the High Court.
