MISS KALSUM KHALIQ, ADVOCATE, ISLAMABAD versus ELECTION COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN
Arts 63 (1) (o) and 185 (3) of the Representative People Act (LXXXV of 1976), disqualification for membership of Article 14 Parliament (Majlis-e-Shura) Rejects the nomination papers of a candidate nominated for payment of Social Security dues. Done. The petition filed before the Election Tribunal against the rejection of nomination papers in respect of the flour mills owned by the Returning Officer due to non-payment of social security dues was also dismissed. Was approved and an Election Tribunal order was issued by a Plier objected that the Social Security liability against the candidate at the time of filing the nomination was more than six months, one day before the nomination papers were rejected. Were submitted by, the candidate requesting that his wife's share There were p. Flour mills, shares that had not yet been transferred to him due to pending litigation, so no money was left deposited, and in such a compulsory situation he had to pay the due amount to a considerable extent. Carefully submitted so that the possibility of avoiding the status of defaulter was given an amount against the candidate in connection with the flour mill, according to the relevant Social Security Institution, after which the company wrote. A letter to the Returning Officer, after which the candidate submitted the amount due through various challan prima facie, seems to indicate that the documents were the default of government dues for more than six months at the time of nomination. So, in such cases, the Election Tribunal along with the Returning Officer came to the conclusion that the candidate
