' Vide order 23.09.2014 learned Election Tribunal, Lahore sought a report from District & Sessions Judge District Returning Officer, Lahore in the following manner: "... However, I find it just and appropriate to have a report based on facts from the learned District & Sessions Judge/District Returning Officer, Lahore regarding the aforesaid questions in order to arrive at the truth and to affor an opportunity to the custodians of the election record so that they may bring on record their stance regarding the dispute election record, if they feel so advised. It is genuinely expected that requisite report shall reach this Tribunal on or before 29.09.2014."
' Grievance of the petitioner is that the District & Session Judge/District Returning Officer, Lahore be directed to comply wit the aforesaid order.
2. It is noticed that before parting with the order date 23.09.2014, learned Election Tribunal noted as follows: "7. ... I want to make it clear that I cannot compel the District Returning Officer to make a report. In case, he does not find it appropriate to make a report about the disputed election record, the Election Tribunal shall draw its own inferences from the evidence available on record to decide the fate o Election Petition on facts and law."
' On the next date of hearing i.e., 29.09.2014 learned Election Tribunal was pleased to pass the following order: "This may be read in continuation of order No. 64 dated 23.09.2014. The District Returning Officer has expressed his inability to prepare the report in terms of order dated 23.09.2014, referred to above.
2. Arguments in progress. For remaining arguments to come up on 02-10-2014."
' Perusal of the above order reveals that the matter has already been resolved by the learned Election Tribunal, Lahore.
4. Learned counsel for the petitioner pointed out that thereafter the petitioner filed application under Section 62 of the ROPA, 1976 for summoning and examining of the aforementioned District Returning Officer, which was declined vide order dated 13.10.2014.
5. Without commenting on the merits of the case. I have considered the aforementioned orders, the only remedy available to the petitioner is to approach the august Supreme Court of Pakistan against the final order under Section 67 of ROPA, 1976. In the light of judgment delivered by the Full Bench of this Court passed in W.P. No. 11155/2013 dated 19.2.2014, interim orders of the Election Tribunal not be challenged before this Court in its constitutional jurisdiction under Article 199 of the Constitution. The instant petition is, therefore, not maintainable, hence dismissed.
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