Supreme Court Dismisses Stay Order on PB-45 Constituency, Paving Way for Re-Election

Independent desk. Nov. 20
In a significant development, a three-member bench of the Supreme Court has dismissed the stay order on constituency PB-45, clearing the way for re-election.¹ The decision comes after Advocate Ajmal Ghaffar, representing Pashtunkhwa National Awami Party’s provincial president and former assembly member Nasrullah Zere, argued that the Election Tribunal’s verdict should be upheld, and the membership of the PB-45 MPA should be terminated.

The Supreme Court’s decision vindicates Nasrullah Zere and other candidates who alleged electoral malpractices by Ali Madad Jatak and election staff. With the stay order lifted, re-elections will now be held at 15 polling stations.

*Re-Election Details:*

– _Constituency:_ PB-45
– _Polling Stations:_ 15
– _Candidates:_ Nasrullah Zere and others

The people of PB-45 constituency are urged to participate actively in the upcoming election and cast their valuable votes in favor of Nasrullah Zere.

This development is a significant milestone in ensuring the integrity of the electoral process and upholding the rule of law.