Arts 63 (1), 62 (1) and 199 (1) (b) (ii) accused of concealing facts during disqualification for membership of Pakistan Air Force Act (VII 1953), Section 39 (b). The proceedings before the writ petition of the High Court, issuing the scope of the objection that the candidate had submitted an affidavit to the High Court in which he had hidden the fact that he was serving in the Pak Air Force and The court was marshalled that the candidate had concealed the facts. In the affidavit, since he had also refused to serve in the Pak Air Force, a writ of quota warrant was issued against him and he was disqualified from participating in the elections, submitted by a candidate before the High Court. Respondents made it clear that they had confessed to joining the Pak Air Force, but denied that their posting and special court were marshaled in particular units. And will result in punishment and removal. It is hoped that the candidate did not cover any job-related affidavit in the Pak Air Force High Court, the decision only raised two questions for determination, which did not cover the candidate's disqualification due to hiding. In its written statement, it was still convicted, adding that the High Court found the candidate guilty of failing to meet the essential provisions of Article 62 (1) of the Constitution, but failed to mention that particular clause. Under which the candidate is a candidate, the High Court allows the disqualified candidate to appeal to the Member National Assembly on grounds of disqualification and concealment facts.
