NISAR AHMAD versus CHIEF ELECTION COMMISSIONER OF PAKISTAN, ISLAMABAD
Article 14 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Fake Vote Registrations The applicant challenged the registration of fake votes in his constituency election, saying that the complaint filed by the applicant was related to the factual dispute. I will require the recording of evidence and the persons allegedly involved. Those who entered the voter list illegally, were not included in the panel of respondents; the High Court investigated the matter and scanned the individual case of each voter under Article 199 of the Constitution. Refusing to set his extraordinary constitutional jurisdiction. In the constituency as well as in their home constituency, the petitioner had never raised any objection at the proper time announced by the Chief Election Commissioner and came to the High Court at a very desolate stage, when the election was due and the election schedule was announced. That no interference in the process was guaranteed in connection with the delimitation of electoral constituencies or the preparation of electoral rolls.
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