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SAEEDA BIBI versus GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB

Sections 82, 86 and 86 of the Completion Act (LXIII of 1973), Section 2 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), sections 411, 302/324/120B, 147, 148 and 149 of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965) ), Section 13 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 190 Implementation of arrest warrant sent to another accused in another province, SA 11, in the case filed under section 302/324/148 / under PPC cases. (Punjab) was arrested by the police station. 149, PPC and Section 13, West Pakistan Arms Ordinance, 1965, was also registered against the accused in the District M (Punjab) Police Station, against which sections 302/324/147/148 and 120 B.C. He was also involved in criminal cases. PPC located at the police station (Balochistan), through a judicial magistrate, the government declared the accused guilty of Balochistan. A petition was sent to the Punjab government to execute the arrest of the accused. It was objected that under section 2 of the Act, only the federal government could order the deportation of the accused / detenue from the Punjab province to Balochistan. The warrant for arrest warrant issued by the competent court could be arrested. In place, section 82 is enforceable under the CRPC. All faith and credibility was needed throughout Pakistan. Under Article 190 of the Constitution of Pakistan, the judicial proceedings of each province were issued in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure, if the arrest warrants for arrest are guaranteed for arrest, 86A, the case of his accused. I have not been presented with a situation that could attract the provisions of Section 2, the Termination of Crimes Act 1973 which tax advocates from Narowal lawyer