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Punjab elections are scheduled for May 14 by Pakistan's Supreme Court.





Punjab elections are scheduled for May 14 by Pakistan's Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court has ordered the government to hold early elections in Punjab, the nation's most populous province, on May 14.
Published on April 4, 2023 by Rana SohailPakistan, Islamabad - The Supreme Court of Pakistan has ruled that the country's poll commission's decision to postpone assembly elections in two provinces was "unconstitutional
" On Tuesday, the Supreme Court directed the government to hold snap elections in Punjab, the country's most populous province, on May 14. KEEP READING list of four items list one of four Why is Pakistan's government attempting to limit the Supreme Court's powers? List two of four Pakistani government attempts to arrest or disqualify me: Khan, Imran list 3 of 4 'He's running a gang?': Pakistan minister chastises Khan's remarks list 4 of 4 reasons why Pakistan police want to arrest former Prime Minister Imran Khan The court's decision came after a hearing.


Islamabad, Pakistan – The Pakistan Supreme Court has ruled that the decision of the country's poll commission to postpone assembly elections in two provinces was "unconstitutional."

The Supreme Court ordered the government on Tuesday to hold snap elections in Punjab, the country's most populous province, on May 14.

READING CONTINUED list of four items list one of four Why is Pakistan's government attempting to limit the powers of the Supreme Court?
List two of the four attempts by the Pakistani government to arrest or disqualify me: Khan and Imran are on the list. 3 of 4
'He's in charge of a gang?' Pakistan minister criticises Khan's remarks and lists four of the four reasons why Pakistan police want to arrest former Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Following a hearing, the court issued its decision.

The highest court "did its duty."Asad Rahim Khan, a legal expert based in Lahore, applauded the Supreme Court's judgement and said that under "extreme pressure," it "did its duty" to uphold the law and the constitution and "kept democracy on the rails."

Khan claimed that the government's objections lacked any legitimate basis and were only intended to postpone the election.
He said that it was a "absurd reading of the constitution" to assert that the national and provincial elections must be held simultaneously.
According to attorney Abdul Moiz Jaferii, the Supreme Court has merely resolved the "lesser of the problems it was involved in" with Tuesday's decision.
The bigger situation was created by the court, and the chief justice of


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