PRESS CLIPPING PUBLISHED IN DAILY EXPRESS DATED 14-11-2009 REGARDING ISSUANCE OF CNIC TO HINDU MARRI versus
Preacher's Article, Article 184 (3) of the Constitution of Pakistan by the Supreme Court, under the notice of Article 184 (3) of the Constitution, which describes the problems faced by women of the Hindu community of Pakistan on the basis of an article published in a newspaper. ? Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) from the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) to submit the affidavit of Hindu woman by female scope applicants as proof of her marriage, but she obtained a passport. Couldn't apply for, because they couldn't get an ID card. He did not have a computerized national ID card, which card was not issued by Nadra because there was no documentary evidence in the district to establish a marriage bond with her husband's police officer. Where the applicant stated that the present situation was caused by a mistake in the policy issued by NADRA, but with his intervention, NADRA officials agreed to issue a computerized national ID card with the applicant, Submission of the affidavit, NADRA official had said that the fundamental rights of the Hindu community should be fully realized. A code is being prepared to preserve, for which a board meeting was convened, but in the meantime standing instructions were issued to ensure that members of the Hindu community received Nadra, chairman of the Computerized National Identity Cards. In this case, it was directed to submit its report to the Supreme Court and in this case the code issued should be made public in electronic and print media so that the Hindu community.
