1. ' MUHAMMAD ALAM KHAN, J.---Nisar Ahmed Midad Khel Advocate High Court, District Bar Lakki Marwat, has filed this writ petition under Article 199 of the Constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan, 1973 challenging the entries of bogus votes in his constituency of Dera Pezu District Lakki Marwat.
2. ' It was submitted that there is a factory known by the name of Lucky Cement Factory wherein the respondents have got entered the names of those persons who are employees in the said cement factory and their votes have already been registered in their native villages so the entries of double votes are not warranted according to law and so the said entries of the employees of Lucky Cement Factory in the electoral, roll of the constituency above mentioned is not only illegal but would attract the doctrine of double voting so it was prayed that after scrutinizing voter list the names of the voters so entered be deleted from the electoral list.
3. ' We have gone through the record of the case and the data available on the file.
4. ' The grievance agitated by the petitioner pertains to factual controversy which would require the recording of evidence and secondly those persons who have been allegedly entered as voters have not been arrayed in the panel of the respondents. Furthermore, it is impossible for this Court to determine in its extraordinary constitutional jurisdiction under Article 199 of the Constitution to probe into the matter and to scan the individual case of each and every voter in the disputed constituency as well as in their native constituency.
5. ' It is also important to note that according to the law applicable to the subject the Chief Election Commissioner prepared the electoral A rolls which were then displayed for circulation in the relevant constituencies and objections are called and the learned returning officer concerned, scrutinized the objections and then to decide the matter. The petitioners have never raised any objection at the proper time announced by the Chief Election Commissioner and have come to this Court at a very belated stage when the election is going to be held on 18-2-2008 and when the election schedule is announced and date for election is fixed no interference is warranted in the process of election or with respect to de limitation of the constituency or the preparation of the electoral rolls as held in the case reported as "Election Commission of Pakistan through its Secretary v. Javaid Hashmi and others" PLD 1989 SC 396.
6. ' This being the position there is no force in the present writ petition which is dismissed in limine.