MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM versus SUPERINTENDANT, CENTRAL JAIL, D.G. KHAN
The Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 45 Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302 Anti-Terrorism Act (XXV11 of 1997), Sections 7 and 21F Habitat Corps allowed the accused to be released from jail by plea Was tried. The President, who periodically apologized to Pakistan, would also stop in the case of criminals in terrorist acts, it was alleged that he was found guilty under Section 7 of the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997, And accordingly was not entitled to apologize. Depending on the instructions contained in the circular, the record of apologizing for the accused being a child under Section 21F of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997 was also irrelevant as it could be approved according to the aforementioned principle. Using the jurisdiction under section 491, the Circular and the Court could not change their opinion, the detention of the accused in the CCPC jail could not be declared illegal because, according to the SC Superintendent Jail report, it still had 15 The sentence was sentenced to a year
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