Islamabad, The Supreme Court of Pakistan has dismissed a petition that sought to annul the general elections held on February 8. The decision was made by a three-member bench led by Chief Justice of Pakistan Qazi Faez Isa, marking a significant moment in the country’s judicial proceedings related to electoral disputes.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the court also levied a fine of five hundred thousand rupees against the petitioner due to his absence from the court proceedings. This action underscores the judiciary’s stance on the seriousness of the legal process and the consequences of failing to comply with court orders.

The disposal of the petition reaffirms the validity of the February 8 general elections and highlights the judiciary’s role in upholding electoral integrity in Pakistan. The imposition of the fine also serves as a reminder of the legal responsibilities that petitioners hold when challenging electoral outcomes.