Article 6 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Terrorism Case Transferred from the General Court to the Counter-Terrorism Court / Complainant had prayed that the crime committed by the accused be declared an act of terrorism and Be sent to the Anti-Terrorism Court. According to the law, the permissible crime for trial was a robbery in which a large number of buffaloes were looted by the accused, which was more than 20 and when the complaining party and other villagers resisted, the accused opened fire. Killing people, which certainly created a sense of panic in the villagers and thus preventing them from living their normal life, was to be tried by a counter-terrorism court under whose jurisdiction. A constitutional petition was allowed and the Additional Sessions Judge ordered a pending case. Transferred to the Anti-Terrorism Court, which has jurisdiction that will dispose of it in the Accordinq.
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