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SYED HASAN RAZA versus STATE

Section 10 (d) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 45 and 199 Criminal Code (v. 1898), Section 401 Constitution Petition Exemptions, types of amnesty were of two types, general and special, ordinary amnesty was earned Under the rules, criminals, while the President of Pakistan has sought special amnesty under Article 45 of the Constitution. And under section 401, under the provincial government, the information obtained from the PCs obtained under the rules of the jail was in accordance with the right since section 10 (d) of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999, in which the waiver was prohibited, The frustration was not demonstrated, the apology that the NAB criminals received. Prior to the enactment of Article 10 (d) of the Ordinance, the exemption should have been granted by the Provincial Government under the Prison Rules provided under Section 401, CR PCs, generally Eid, Eid Milad and There were festivals like prophets, Independence Day, etc. Were not in accordance with the truth and could not be claimed by any criminal, however, refusing to grant such exemptions to the perpetrators of NAB and granting permission by the provincial government in relation to those convicted under anti-corruption laws. From there, there will be a discrimination petition (NAB). Under the circumstances, those waivers, which were approved by the provincial governments under Article 401, CRPC, as a counter-power to other prisoners. Article 45 of the Constitution concerned President Pardon's pardon or withholding, was not subject to judicial review. Prison authorities were directed to prepare new jail roll of applicants and release them from jail. list of advocates from Ubaro lawyer