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270.
Restrictions on Imposition of Prohibition on Political Parties: (1) Any law,
arrangement or decision so made as to impose any restriction on the formation and
operation of a political party and on the generation of publicity in order to secure
support and cooperation from public-in-general for the ideology, philosophy and
program of the party pursuant to Article 269 shall be deemed to be inconsistent with
this Constitution and shall, ipso facto, be void.
(2) Any law, arrangement or decision so made as to allow for participation or
involvement of only a single political party or persons having similar political
ideology, philosophy or program in the elections or in the political system of, or in the
conduct of governance of the State shall be deemed to be inconsistent with this
Constitution and shall, ipso facto, be void.
271.
Registration required for Securing Recognition for the Purpose of Contesting
Elections as Political Party: (1) Every political party that is registered pursuant to
Article 269 and intends to secure recognition from the Election Commission for the
purposes of elections shall be registered with the Election Commission in fulfilment of
the procedures set forth in the federal law.
(2) The political party shall be required to submit a yearly audit report in
addition to the matters set forth in clause (3) of Article 269 a petition to be filed for the
purpose of clause (1) and also fulfil the terms set forth in clause (4) of that Article.
272.
Other Provisions relating to Political Parties: Provisions relating to the formation,
registration, operation and facilities of political parties and other matters pertaining
thereto shall be as provided for in the federal law.
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