Taking note of omissions by the Race Commission of Pakistan, the three-judge commission states in the report that "it can't be said… that the decisions were not a genuine and reasonable impression of the order given by the electorate".
Portions from the report, duplicates of which are accessible with Geo News, additionally express that affirmations against those asserted to be included in an efficient arrangement or configuration to control or impact the race "likewise stayed unverified by the confirmation on record".
The content from the conclusion piece of the 274-page report has been repeated beneath.
"The Commission is of the perspective that the PTI was not so much unjustified in asking for the foundation of a body to ask into its suspicions and claims with respect to the 2013 general races. However after the recording of confirmation and painstakingly experiencing all the material set on record the Commission finds as under in admiration of every TOR.
TOR 3(a).
Considering all the confirmation on record, despite in the Report, the 2013 general races were in substantial part composed and directed reasonably and as per the law.
TOR 3(b).
The arrangement or outline to control or impact the race has not been revealed with any level of particular by any of the gatherings to the procedures nor is it perceptible from the material place before the Commission. Affirmations against those supposedly included in the arrangement/outline additionally stayed unconfirmed by the confirmation on record.
TOR 3(c)
At the point when the whole connection of the races are considered alongside the significance of general premise, regardless of a few breaches by the ECP it can't be said on the proof before the Commission that on a general premise the races were not a genuine and reasonable impression of the command given by the electorate."
The three fundamental assertions leveled by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) included composed apparatus in the 2013 general decisions, non-straightforward surveying and burglary of people in general order.