AFTAB KHAN versus THE GOVERNMENT OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA
Section 3 (1) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeal to arrest and detain suspects on the side of the custody order for 30 days on the order of the District Officer (Respondent) Was detained for. The provisions of Section 3 (1) of the West Pakistan Maintenance of Public Order Ordinance, 2000 hold that he is a peaceable citizen and owns special property and is highly respected by the public, and that his ordinance Has filed a lawsuit against her opponents in connection with her riot. Although the suspect was charged and even convicted and sentenced to some cases, there was no justification for his detention that the West Pakistan Maintenance of Public Order. Under the provisions of Section 3 of the Ordinance, 2000, even a citizen with an alleged track record could not be detained, or the laws of his or her own rights could not be appropriated by law enforcement and law enforcement agencies. Provided the law provided for the CT officer against any person provided for in the penal sections provided in the PPC He could always put pressure on the service, instead of detaining him on the charges contained in the invalid order (30 days), the accused had little time to rectify or prevent him. In order to fulfill its criminal activities and similar incidents, an appropriate procedure was provided by summoning the constitutional provisions against a person and presenting the crime against him in a competent court of law. Permission was granted, the detention order was set aside
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