Section 25 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional petition The Guardian's petition filed by the parents of minors' welfare was rejected by the father's request stating that the mothers of the minors were unemployed and their minor was educated. Was not properly The father of the minors had contracted the second marriage and by the second marriage the children were born. The father lived mostly outside the home in connection with his job, and there was no one to care for the minor children except the stepmother, who could not be a substitute for the real mother. Leave it at the mercy of the stepmother, especially when the real mother of the minors did not contract the second marriage nor suffer any discomfort, the welfare of the minor was with her mother and the natural guardian. Being able to sustain her children with love and affection. Compared to the stepmother, the father's father was devoid of power because it was his duty to care for his children until they were older and lack the mother to care for their children. Mothers cannot be disqualified while they are able to remain in the custody of minors, if the minor was not receiving proper education in the custody of their mother, her first duty was. In case of High Court in extraordinary constitutional jurisdiction, their father is required to pay his children's education and if so easy, the father will enroll the children in prestigious schools and arrange for their tuition. Refused to interfere Detain juvenile mothers
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