MUHAMMAD ALI ATHAR versus DIRECTOR-GENERAL NAB PUNJAB, THOKAR NIAZ BAIG LAHORE
Sections 9 and 10 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 409/420/468/471/109 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petitions Corruption and Corruption Practices, Violation of Crime by Government Employee, Fraud and Dissent Forced to confiscate property faithfully, to use fake documents as fake documents, fake bail, multifunction dementia sufferers with a history of cerebral hemorrhage on medical grounds grants and poor control of sphincter Was alleged to have been arrested when he received information from two different medical boards in custody. It has been reported that the illnesses that require the accused to have constant care, including periodic tests and treatments, round-the-clock, special dose and availability of urgent medical advice, etc., which were not available in jail, the accused was 60 years old and Faced with an illness that required prior medical treatment, counseling and psychotherapy, and prison was not the place where such facilities could be provided, constitutional application was allowed and the accused was released on bail.
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