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Monday, September 28, 2026

Charter Court dismisses petition challenging February election's legality

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People attend a ruling session of the Constitutional Court ​on ‌Monday. (Photo: Constitutional Court ​YouTube channel)
People attend a ruling session of the Constitutional Court ​on ‌Monday. (Photo: Constitutional Court ​YouTube channel)

The ​Constitutional Court ​on ‌Monday ruled that ​ballot ⁠papers used ‌in February's general election ⁠did not violate voter secrecy, ​effectively dismissing a ​petition ‌challenging the legality ​of ⁠the ⁠vote.

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