The Constitutional Court has extended the deadline for the Election Commission to submit its explanation regarding the barcode on the election ballots by another 15 days.
The Constitutional Court has extended the deadline for the Election Commission to submit its explanation regarding the barcode on election ballots by another 15 days, following a request for more time to gather information and evidence.
April 8, 2569 at 12.06:XNUMX a.m. The Constitutional Court has granted the Election Commission (EC) a 15-day extension to submit its clarification in response to allegations regarding the inclusion of barcodes and QR codes on ballots for the February 8, 69 general election. After the Election Commission requested an extension of the deadline in early April.
A high-ranking source in the Constitutional Court revealed the progress in the Ombudsman's petition regarding the barcode and QR code on parliamentary election ballots. The Constitutional Court ordered the Election Commission (EC), the EC Secretary-General, and the EC Office to submit clarifications in response to the allegations. Furthermore, the petitioner and respondents were required to submit a list of evidence and methods of obtaining it within 15 days. Earlier in April, the EC requested an extension for submitting the clarifications, which the Constitutional Court granted by 15 days. The deadline is expected to be reached by the end of April.
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