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MUHAMMAD IQBAL KHAN versus DIRECTOR-GENERAL, FIA, ISLAMABAD

Section 18 and 22 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Petition were to quash the FIR allegations against the applicant in the FIR filed against him for the purpose of obtaining employment abroad. The deceased was persuaded to emigrate and the applicant received huge sums of money. The handcuffs were stopped and taken to the FIA cell. The FIA officials told the applicant that he was accused of being a terrorist. The applicant was a British citizen, Pakistani-born, and a prominent businessman and chief executive of a firm and the government Pakistan came to school. The applicant set up a beverage plant in Pakistan and the total cost of the project was around one million pounds sterling, which is costing Rs 11,50,000.00 in Pakistan, which invested so much money and Establishment of a beverage factory in Pakistan, could not be involved in such activities for which its facts and circumstances were registered, according to the lawsuit, it was found that seizing the factory / property and attaining the cause. What has been done for FIA officials was the full support / assistance of the person involved in the FIA personnel case act, It cannot be appreciated that the person who committed the malpractice guarantees the unlawful rights of life, property, dignity and protection through law and is not prevented from doing so which is prohibited by law. No, the FIA personnel failed to act in this matter with good faith, rather than because they showed maliciousness. However, shocked advocates from Khangarh lawyer