An inquiry should be made into the allegations against the Chief Election Commissioner and other members, if the allegations are proved in the inquiry, the dismissal of Sikandar Sultan Raja and others should be recommended, the petition requested
Sami Khan
Islamabad: A complaint has been filed in the Supreme Judicial Council against Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja and other members of the Election Commission of Pakistan.
The complaint was jointly filed by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Haleem Adil Sheikh, Justice (retd) Noorul Haq Qureshi, and Shabbir Ahmed.
In the complaint, the stand has been adopted that the Chief Election Commissioner and the members failed to fulfill their constitutional responsibility, the Chief Election Commissioner and the members tried to undermine the mandate of Tehreek-e-Insaf and the court decisions, the Chief Election Commissioner and the members were guilty of misconduct. are
The complaint alleged that the Election Commissioner appointed politically appointed bureaucrats as Returning Officers (RO) and District Returning Officers (DRO). It was won by casting a thousand votes.
According to the text of the complaint, Liaquat Chatta also revealed that the Chief Election Commissioner and the Chief Justice are involved in the process, the Election Commission first deprived the PTI of its electoral symbol and then its nominated members of the party name. And more than twelve crore voters were affected by the actions of members.
In the petition, it was requested that an inquiry be made into the allegations leveled against the Chief Election Commissioner and the members, and if the allegations are proved in the inquiry, the dismissal of the Chief Election Commissioner and the members should be recommended.
