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MUHAMMAD ALI versus S.H.O., POLICE STATION LAKSEEN, SARGODHA

Sections 295A and 298 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Petitioner petitioned the High Court's constitutional jurisdiction to instruct the relevant Section H to register the case against the defendant that the petitioner's complaint It was that the defendant had announced in the village and on the walls of the village it was announced that the applicant, who was a tube well operator, had changed his religion along with his wife. The applicant was a true Muslim. One who had complete faith in Islam and was a follower of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). About some people, some people were not enough to believe that this person had turned away from being a Muslim, and had adopted another religion, unless the person himself had to admit it. The applicant had no allegation or confession that he had embraced some people. From the allegations made by the respondents, other religions and Muslims were left out, no recognizable offense was constituted under the provisions of Section 295A & 298, PPC and was not covered. registration advocate from Kasur lawyer