sardar muhammad raza was the first chief election commission of pakistan.
sardar muhammad raza was the first chief election commission of pakistan.
who was the first chief election commission of pakistan?
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the president of pakistan appoint the chief election commissioner and four members of election commission of pakistan. the prime minister and leader of the opposition in the national assembly recommends three names for appointment of cec and for each member to a parliamentary committee for hearing and confirmation of any one person against each post. the parliamentary committee consisting of 12 members is constituted by the speaker of national assembly comprising 50% members from treasury benches and 50% from opposition parties out of which one-third shall be from senate. the chief election commissioner have tenure of 5 years [. the chief election commissioner enjoy the same official status as available to judges of the supreme court of pakistan the chief election commissioner can be removed by the president of pakistan or supreme court of pakistan or through an impeachment in national assembly of pakistan.
chief election commissioner of pakistan