SYED FAKHAR IMAM versus CHIEF ELECTION COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN
Sections 103 AA and 52 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) had no complaint to the Election Commission against the Election Commission for canceling the polls on allegations of corruption and corruption in polling. Evidence from any credible material; evidence presented by the applicant and his witnesses was vague, sketchy, and intended to inspire confidence. The applicant failed to present complete details over time, names and locations of alleged corruption or illegal practices or any other illegal work because they believed Eff had received a judgment in their favor. , Which received the decision after the publication of the nominee's name. The only treatment available to applicants in the Official Gazette was the filing of a selection petition as expressed in section 52 of the Representation People Act, 1976, under the Election Tribunal as expressed in section 22 of the Act. Form to exclude the jurisdiction of all other forums, including the Election Commission, to question the validity of the election by the election candidate, in addition to the election request submitted to the Commissioner within thirty-five days of publication, the returning candidate's official Supreme Court refuses to intervene in Gazette, dismissing leave application for appeal
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