Waheeda Shah case: Sindh, federal govts at odds over PPP candidate’s fate
‘The election committee is equal to an Election Tribunal and can disqualify Shah’.
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‘Only the chief election commissioner can punish Waheeda Shah’
The bench put off the hearing till Monday.
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Wahida Shah’s case: Court overturns verdict of summary trial
I was optimistic about getting justice from the courts, says Wahida.
Court rounds: Wahida Shah case adjourned
The ECP disqualified her for assaulting staff in Tando Muhammad Khan.
ECP verdict suspended: Waheeda Shah wins breather from SHC
Court grants stay against rescheduled election.
Waheeda Shah ineligibility: Sindh High Court suspends ECP’s order
Sindh High Court passes injunctive order for April 26 by-elections.
Wahida Shah’s petition: Court turns down petitioner’s plea
Bukhari’s counsel argues that there is no evidence.
Entourage in tow: Wahida Shah’s bail extended till April 25
Bukhari is facing two separate convictions given by the ECP and the Returning Officer.
PS-53 seat: PPP nominates Waheeda Shah’s relative
The new PPP nominee, Aijaz Shah Bukhari, is a first cousin of Mohsin Shah.
Slapgate affair: ECP officer contests sessions court’s jurisdiction
Siyal maintained that the sessions court was not the right platform for an appeal against the verdict of the ECP.
Wahida Shah case: SHC adjourns hearing to March 29
Bukhari had challenged in the high court the two-year ban on her from contesting in the elections.
Slapgate: Waheeda Shah challenges ECP ban, files petition with SHC
The ECP has no authority to invalidate poll results and to disqualify a contestant, says Bukhari’s counsel.
Slap ban: Waheeda Shah files petition challenging ECP's decision
Petition challenges ECP’s decision to ban Waheeda Shah for slapping two women at a polling station.
Waheeda Shah incident
I think that the Supreme Court took a timely decision in taking Ms Shah to task for her actions.
Only a slap?
I am dismayed by the barometer with which the Supreme Court appears to gauge the seriousness of events.
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