ABDUL GHAFOOR LEHRI versus RETURNING OFFICER, PB-29, NASEERABAD-II
Arts 62 (1) (d) and (f) Representation of the People Act (LXXXV of 1976), Sections 99 (1) (d), (e), (f), (g) and 14 (3) of the General Elections Order, 2002, Article 8 Disqualification for Membership of the House of Representatives, Conscientious, Honest, Non-Profitable, Honest and False False in relation to Auscope Educational Qualification Facts regarding a false educational degree The objections were filed against the nomination of a candidate for academic eligibility because he had only declared his academic qualification as a matriculation while contesting local elections in 2001 but was due in 2002. S general election was tantamount to offering fake madrassa (religious school) issued by Sanadi alfrg (degree), bachelor's degree, according to the candidate. It was stated that the faculty does not equate to a bachelor's degree, and such candidates cannot be said to be good, sincere or amicable. Despite the objections, the Returning Officer accepted the nomination papers, filed before the Election Tribunal. Was nominated and the nomination papers were approved. Was rejected and disqualified from participating in the general election before the High Court also dismissed the constitutional petition filed by the candidate on behalf of the Supreme Court. Was allowed to contest the election, and now that he wins the constituency, if he is disqualified, voters in his constituency will lose their constitutional right to elect their preferred representative, while In 2001, papers were submitted to contest the local elections
