If the National Election Committee decides that the complaint is unacceptable, the National Election Committee shall: - - fill out the rejection form by indicating the reasons and the date of the rejection; provide a copy of the rejection to the complainant or/and the political party; inform the complainant or/and the political party that pursuant to Article 134 of this Law, he/she or the political party has the right to appeal in writing to the Constitutional Council within 72 (seventy two) hours after receiving the rejection notice; send a copy of the rejection to the Constitutional Council for information and keep one copy as file. Article 133._ If the National Election Committee finds that the objection has reasonable ground and proofs, the National Election Committee shall open a public hearing to decide on the case. In such case, the National Election Committee shall announce the date and place of the hearing and inform the complainant or/and the political party, and notify the Constitutional Council. The complainant and/or the political party and the members of the Election Commissions or/and Election Commissions involved shall appear at the hearing. If the National Election Committee holds the objection justifiable, it shall: - - - - reject the election results of that particular polling station or those concerned polling stations and organize the re-election at that polling station or at those concerned polling stations within 8 (eight) days after its decision; complete an approval form, indicating the reasons and the date of the approval; send a copy of the approval form to the complainant or/and the political party; send a copy of the approval to the Constitutional Council for information, and keep one copy as file. If the National Election Committee rejects the complaint, it shall: complete the rejection form, indicating the reasons and the date of rejection; send a copy of the rejection to the complainant or/and the political party; inform the complainant or/and the political party that in accordance with Article 134 of this Law, the concerned person or the political party has the right to appeal in writing to the Constitutional Council within 72 (seventy two) hours after receiving the rejection notice; send a copy of the rejection to the Constitutional Council for information, and keep one copy as record. Article 134._ Any person or/and political party whose complaint is rejected by the National Election Committee, he she or/and the political party may appeal in writing to the Constitutional Council within 72 (seventy two) hours after receiving the rejection notice.