Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, heading the three-member bench, also ordered the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to send the new electoral list to political parties.
During the hearing, the Secretary ECP presented a report to the bench regarding the electoral list and said that 84.36 million voters are registered in 2012’s voter list. Some of the votes are currently being verified, he added.
The secretary added that complaints of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) – who filed the petition against bogus voters list – have been addressed, and the ECP is ready to address all other complaints as well.
The hearing of the case was adjourned till November 15.
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I wonder if it will make any change in Pakistani politics controlled by Personalities, fudels, biradries. Atleast for 65 years we are experiencing the same fate . This is a failed system for Pakistan.We should try chinece system of governance
We have to admit the non-bogus, free and fair voting is ONLY going to benefit PTI. Moreover, if the ECP manages to regulate, implement and test an infrastructure for overseas voters within next 4 months, that would be the incing on cake for PTI.
Lets wait and watch!!
Good work SC, ECP and PTI towards a strong democratic Pakistan!!!
What? So each political party is going to knock doors across the country?
Good work...keep it up....but the political parties will never verify & then after election, will come up with different excuses...?