According to the code of conduct, the police will be the first and the civil armed forces and the Pakistan Army will be responsible for the secondary and intermediate level, the Pakistan Army will be outside the most sensitive polling stations only.
According to the code of conduct, civil armed forces will be assigned to protect the printing press during the printing of ballot papers, Pakistan forces will be assigned to protect the ballot papers during their delivery from the printing press to the DRO office. From the office of the polling station to the polling station, counting and providing security on return to the RO office, the forces will perform services under Article 220 / 245 of the Constitution of Pakistan and the Anti-Terrorism Act and the Election Act, every officer and JC He will exercise his powers in a timely manner as per the notification of the Election Commission.
The Code of Conduct states that the Armed Forces shall cooperate to provide a safe environment, the Pakistan Armed Forces and the Civil Armed Forces shall remain neutral during the election process especially the voting process, the Pakistan Armed Forces shall be in favor of or against any political party and candidate. will not work, Pakistan forces will show courtesy, show courtesy to polling staff and voters, Pakistan forces will act according to law to deal with illegal situations, forces will identify suspicious voters so that The police should search such voters before entering the polling station so that no weapon or contraband can be brought inside the polling station.
According to the code of conduct, the officials will inform the RO and the officer of the threat of law and order outside the polling station and act on their instructions. If the presiding officer does not act to prevent alleged irregularities and mismanagement, the force will immediately bring the matter to the notice of the RO, the force will continue to strive to regain public confidence.
The code of conduct states that the forces should not prevent any eligible voter from entering the polling station and only prevent a person from entering the polling station who is in possession of explosive material or who is inciting sedition or acts against the national interest and security. forces not to take charge of polling staff, forces not to take custody of ballots or election materials, forces not to interfere in any work of the presiding officer and polling officer, forces themselves to respond to allegations of election irregularities outside the polling station. Do not give, but bring the matter to the notice of the Presiding Officer, avoid arguing or quarreling with any candidate, election and polling agent, observer, media representative.
According to the code of conduct, if disorder and mismanagement continue at the polling station, the forces should report to their officer-in-charge. Do it diligently.
