A petition has been filed with the Supreme Court challenging the decision to hold the General Election on November 14, looking for an order stating that the decision breaches the Constitution.The relevant petition has been submitted by the civil society activist and convenor of the $ Api Sri Lanka $ nationwide organization $ H.M Priyantha Herath.The Attorney General, the Secretary to the President, the Chairman of the Election Commission and its members have actually been called as participants in the petition.The petitioner has actually declared that according to Section 10 of the Parliamentary Elections Act, the duration for accepting nominations was declared from October 4 to October 11.
The petition even more points out that according to the Parliamentary Elections Act, the date for polling should be scheduled not less than five weeks and not more than 7 weeks from the date of closing of nominations.Accordingly, the petition has actually stated that when the nomination period concluded on October 11, the five-week period would conclude on November 15, and the seven-week duration would be finished on November 29.
Nevertheless, the petitioner has emphasized that holding the General Election on November 14 is not included in the legal duration and that therefore holding parliamentary surveys on that day is unlawful.The petition has likewise shown that attempts were made to notify the Chairman of the Election Commission related to this offense, but no action was taken.The petitioner has actually requested the Supreme Court to issue an order stating that the people $ s sovereignty and the Constitution are broken by this decision.Furthermore, the petitioner has asked for the Supreme Court to release suitable orders to remedy this appropriate decision.
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