Penalties for violating Bar Council election rules or the code of conduct can be serious. If a candidate is found breaking rules—such as using unfair influence, spreading false information, or engaging in unethical campaigning—the Election Tribunal or Bar Council can take action. Penalties may include canceling the candidate’s nomination, rejecting their votes, or even disqualifying them from the election. In some cases, they may also be barred from contesting future elections. These penalties help keep the election process fair, transparent, and respectful for all advocates participating.