Jamshed Dasti failed to pass exam for LLB
MUZAFFARGARH (92 News) – Former lawmaker Jamshed Dasti failed to pass the exam for Bachelor of Laws (LLB) as the Bahauddin Zakariya University announced the results on Tuesday.
Dasti, who failed to secure any seat in the last general elections, did not manage to score well in multiple subjects for the law degree and was declared ‘failed as a whole’.
The former lawmaker appeared for the law exams last year and took the papers at the Government Science College, however, he was not able to pass Part-I of LLB.
Jamshed Dasti shot to prominence after the Supreme Court heard a case regarding his fake degree in 2010 and the politician resigned in a bid to avoid disqualification; he was a member of the National Assembly on a ticket of Pakistan Peoples’ Party then.
The politician, however, was confident of his support base and contested the elections again bagging victory from NA-178 after a few months.
Jamshed Dasti also formed his own Awami Raaj Party and contested elections through its platform in 2018, however, his party was not able to secure any seat.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qHTxNYvDdA
The former lawmaker appeared for the law exams last year and took the papers at the Government Science College, however, he was not able to pass Part-I of LLB.
Jamshed Dasti shot to prominence after the Supreme Court heard a case regarding his fake degree in 2010 and the politician resigned in a bid to avoid disqualification; he was a member of the National Assembly on a ticket of Pakistan Peoples’ Party then.
The politician, however, was confident of his support base and contested the elections again bagging victory from NA-178 after a few months.
Jamshed Dasti also formed his own Awami Raaj Party and contested elections through its platform in 2018, however, his party was not able to secure any seat.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qHTxNYvDdA
FIR lodged against Jamshed Dasti for violating code of conduct
Earlier, an first information report (FIR) has been lodged against Awami Raj Party chief Jamshed Dasti over violating the Election Commission of Pakistan’s (ECP) code of conduct.
According to the details, Jamshid Dasti booked for violating the fireworks ban and blocking a road to hold a rally. A case was registered against him for violating the ban on fireworks and blocking a road for holding a public meeting without permission.
As well as after the general election, the Supreme Court rejected a petition filed by Awami Raj Party (ARP) chairman Jamshed Dasti seeking recounting of ballot papers in the national assembly constituency, NA-182, Muzaffargarh.
A bench headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan Mian Saqib Nisar heard the case. During the hearing, the apex court directed the petitioner to approach the relevant forum for redressal of his grievance.
