MST. ZAHRA versus MINISTRY OF INTERIOR THROUGH SECRETARY, GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
Arts 33 and 199 Constitutional Appeal One of the applicants for not issuing Computerized National Identity Cards (CNICs) related to ethnic and sectarian prejudice and discrimination to persons belonging to the ethnic Hazara community (CNIC) renewed application but his card was obtained by the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) after applying for his computerized national ID card after attaining the age of eighteen, but the relevant ministry And NADRA's NADRA Legality Player didn't release it before. The valid manual is not a national ID card, and the name of the second applicant was not mentioned in his father's local certificate. Both applicants belonged to the ethnic Hazara community. Applicants attached strong evidence to the present petition. The original documents were also submitted before the court and the NADRA related certifying officer did not indicate any contradiction in it, but the applicants did not rely on any of the documents, which spanned many years. They were not denied or accused of being fake or fraudulent God has called. Nadra had issued a computerized national identity card to the applicant's family member, but the applicants were denied their cards for any valid reason. According to the observation that a large number of persons belonging to the ethnic Hazara community appeared before the High Court for not issuing computerized national identity cards. It may be that NADRA's mausoleum
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