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MUHAMMAD BASHIR ALIAS SECRETARY versus STATE

Section 497 (2) Immigration Ordinance (XVIII of 1979), Sections 18 and 22 bail, grant of further investigation was delayed for more than two years in filing FIR, did not mention the names of witnesses in case of prosecution. The amount that was paid to the accused on two occasions, but with the request for bail, the passport of the accused shows that on two occasions, there was no reasonable basis for understanding that the accused was out of the country. It was alleged that the accused committed the crime under Sections 18 and 22 of the Immigration Ordinance 1979, but there were grounds for further investigation into the crime of the accused even otherwise, the immigration The offenses under section 18/22 of the Ordinance, 1971, have substituted fines, stating that the prohibition clause of section 497 does not cover crimes; the CCP accused was admitted on bail, under the circumstances. famous supreme court advocate from Jehlum lawyer