HIGH COURT BAR ASSOCIATION versus GOVERNMENT OF BALOCHISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, HOME AND TRIBAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
Articles 4, 9, 14, 15, 20, 25 and 199 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Articles expressing restriction on section 11B on the Wall Ordinance (LI of 2001), Sections 2 and 3 of Self-Notice / Under the Act, the banning organization of 26 persons belonging to a particular profession in Mastung District by a banned organization under Article 199 of the Constitution by the High Court and the violation of the Constitution and its basic rights, life, liberty, Both the provincial and federal governments have failed to protect the lives of citizens, with dignity, movement and abuse of religion, violation and violation of the Constitution. Q status is bound to guarantee the organization of the infringement which it claimed that it was the responsibility of an outlawed organization. Under Section 11B of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997, individuals / organizations are committing murder, advocating for murder, engaging in hate speech, spreading hateful propaganda, NDA, intimidation, intimidation or Forcing weapons to violate their views, the Islam High Court directed the investigating team to investigate the case thoroughly and to identify the perpetrators, ensure their arrest and take legal action accordingly. ? The law; that all concerned should provide all possible assistance to the investigating team. Provide federal and provincial governments with the necessary resources for investigators to assist criminals in detecting, arresting, and prosecuting them. That telephone and mobile telephone service providers should provide their records in connection with the crime required by the police. That federal
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