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Commission confirms irregularities in NA-122

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By Web Desk Published January 24, 2015 2 Min Read
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The inspection judge of a local commission, Ghulam Hussain Awan, recorded his statement earlier today before Election Tribunal Judge Kazim Ali Malik regarding irregularities in NA-122 polling stations and also submitted a report in this regard.

Awan told the tribunal judge that due to the negligence of polling staff, ballot bags with broken seals have been included in the report along with invalid votes and different coloured ballot papers.

Judge Kazim stated that if what the report states is true, he will personally inspect the NA-122 ballots and form a decision based on the commission’s findings, adding that he will take action against rigging in NA-122 polling stations according to the laws.

The tribunal judge has also summoned 150 witnesses on January 31, the list of whom Ayaz Sadiq‘s lawyer submitted to the tribunal today, stating that ‘Imran Khan is untruthful’. The witnesses will provide evidence on the fact that rigging did not take place in this constituency.

Previously, a local commission tasked to inspect the record of the NA-122 constituency, where National Assembly speaker Ayaz Sadiq had been declared elected against PTI chief Imran Khan, submitted its report to the election tribunal earlier this week.

The commission was directed to de-seal/open polling bags to check whether they had been closed with a proper seal or with a broken or damaged seal.

It was also required to check the number of polled ballots which did not bear the stamp and signature of a presiding officer or an assistant presiding officer.

According to the 42-page report, the commission found 180,115 verified votes and 23,639 without signature/ stamp of the authorised polling staff. It declared that 3,642 votes were invalid or rejected.

The report said Sadiq obtained 92,393 votes whereas Khan received 83,542 votes. The remaining 4,180 votes went to other candidates.

It further revealed that 806 votes in Form-14 did not match the counterfoils. Based on these findings, the commission submitted a report to the tribunal today.

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