HUMAN RIGHTS CASE NO. 13-L OF 2006, DECIDED ON 26TH JULY, 2006. versus HUMAN RIGHTS CASE NO. 13-L OF 2006, DECIDED ON 26TH JULY, 2006.
FIR registration for Art 9, 184 (3) and 190 and abduction for ransom attempts by private parents to recover minor children and to assist in abducting police officer Tehsil Nazim Failure of press report on kidnapping of accused on Supreme Court's own jurisdiction on press report on life and liberty of minors; court directs DIG; DIGDI Recovery of juveniles from an area of Afghanistan by qualified people in the area adjacent to G and his team. Did an impossible job using professionalism and adding all other resources. Minors had the right to live freely and their team not only obeyed the court's order, but knowing very well about such a right had great respect for the implementation of the Constitution. The juvenile Supreme Court recommends to the federal and provincial governments to properly identify the services of the DIG and its team. The children were handed over to their father.
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