ARY COMMUNICATION (PVT.) LTD. versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, INFORMATION AND BROADCASTING, ISLAMABAD
Sections 19, 22, 30A & 33 of the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Appeal and Review) Regulations, 2008, Regular 14 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Broadcasting License, Application of Permission of Discrimination by Permit by the Authority's Principal Petitioner Is. The complaint filed by the Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) for licensing of satellite television channel's landing rights for transmission of religious and educational information was that despite collecting processing fees, the authority had not issued the required license for several years. What was wrong was entertainment, sports, English and other television channels for any reason, ignoring applicants' channels for discriminatory and discriminatory behavior, and the authority's delay in licensing the powers to that extent. Waiting f or years without error, such authority has not acted in a fair, transparent, fair and beyond any doubt personal rights of the individual were protected by the constitution and citizens. Was guaranteed the fundamental rights which the powers in question had, such as the powers in question, legally and constitutionally obligated to perform their duties in accordance with the law, otherwise the law would not be sustainable and such authority would be discriminated against. Expose itself to a denial of the fundamental rights of the people, For such an authority's action was very unpleasant, contrary to the constitution and the law, because there was no legal sanctity, the High Court directed the authority to apply for a license.
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