MULAZIM HUSSAIN SHAH versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH SECRETARY, HOME DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB, LAHORE
Section 11 EEA Constitution Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition was challenged that the petitioner had already faced the ninth day of detention and the police had to be detained for the ninth day. Until the ninth day, no new material or evidence was available in court. Acknowledged that no new criminal case was registered against the applicant, which proved that the applicant was detained on the basis of previously submitted substances that were not fit to pass a detention order. Was. So far the relevant authority has decided on reasons that they are well aware of, the provincial secretary, the Interior Department, in his supplementary comments, expressed his views to justify this unclean order and through it The decision to delegate, would be considered a futile exercise. In the absence of proper substance or evidence, the applicant's further detention was not July. Illegal detention detention order was granted, illegally and without legal authority, the applicant may request constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court. And in the same case it was canceled as per the constitutional petition.
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