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PHC summons elections schedule from ECP in next hearing 

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PHC summons elections schedule from ECP in next hearing 

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  • A case related to election was heard in Peshawar High Court.
  • Justice Abdul Shakoor and Justice Syed Arshad Ali heard case.
  • ECP’s lawyer said elections schedule will be announced soon.
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PESHAWAR: The Peshawar High Court (PHC) has asked the Election Commission of Pakistan(ECP) to bring the elections schedule to the next hearing.

A case related to the election was heard in the Peshawar High Court. Justice Abdul Shakoor and Justice Syed Arshad Ali heard the case.

The petitioner stated that the election has been announced and the Election Commission should issue the schedule.

The lawyer of  ECP said that there is no election without a schedule and added that the schedule will also be announced soon.

On this, Justice Syed Arshad Ali remarked that the election schedule comes 54 days before, count the days before February 8, when does it come.

The petitioner’s lawyer said that the election schedule should be announced by December 13.

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Justice Syed Arshad Ali said that everyone has faith and it seems that the petitioner does not have faith.

The court sought an election schedule from ECP on the next hearing.

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It should be noted that the national and provincial assembly elections in the country will be held on February 8 next year.

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