Chief Election Commissioner Fakhruddin G Ebrahim. PHOTO: SANA
The election tribunals were established to address all election related complaints.
The ECP had approved the formation of 14 election tribunals – five in Punjab and three each in all provinces to decide disputes during general elections within 120 days of filing of a petition.
Nominations for new election tribunals can be sent till May 30, after which the names will undergo scrutiny.
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Vastly disappointed in our country! ECP shame on you! High Court did you just wake up from slumber? Had a good sleep?
This is very interesting. All of a sudden ECP decides to dissolve previously approved election tribunals without any authentic reason. Didn't the already established tribunals undergo scrutiny? ECP is continuing to make a mockery of democracy! Now that the new government is coming, please tell me that the newly appointed members of election tribunal won't have any political connections. ECP you have thoroughly disappointed Pakistan with 'free and fair' elections and now this. If this is an indicator of how the future government of Pakistan is going to behave then I don't know what our future holds.
Good job! Continue expanding your personal pockets!! Kudos!
"... the names will undergo scrutiny".
Based on the previous time they did scrutiny, they can probably skip this step :)