Candidates for reserved seats asked to submit election expenses by tomorrow
The ECP says in case of non-compliance of election code of conduct, the notification regarding winner of the seats will not be issued.


Islamabad: All the candidates for reserved seats of female and minority in both national and provincial assemblies have been asked to submit their election expenses with concerned Returning Officer till tomorrow.
Election Commission of Pakistan has reminded all the candidates of reserved seats for women and minority whose names are included in Form 33 to submit their election expenses.
In case of non-compliance of election code of conduct, the notification regarding winner of the seats will not be issued.
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) is continuing the hearing of the petitions filed by the candidates of forty constituencies.
According to the details, these petitions are about the results of National Assembly and four Provincial Assemblies constituencies.
The ECP has also established a designated cell for registration of the complaints at its building in Islamabad.

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