SYED MEHMOOD AKHTAR NAQVI versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY LAW
Pursuant to Articles 63 (1) (c), 65 and 184 (3) of the Pakistan Citizenship Act (II of 1951), a constitutional application under Article 144 and Article 184 (3) of the 14th Constitution constitutes the dual citizenship of the members of Parliament The competent Virtual Supreme Court has sworn in as a foreign citizen to investigate the matter and acquires its citizenship, claiming that the membership of the Member of Parliament (MP) has been suspended for effect. She is a natural born citizen of Pakistan as well as a foreigner. With the permission of the Country (United States) Citizenship Act, 1951 and the Constitution. That he had taken an oath when he was elected as a Member of Parliament to remain loyal and loyal to Pakistan, and that his dual citizenship did not harm his loyalty to Pakistan nor would he be elected. The representative in the Parliament was in charge. At the same time enjoying the dual citizenship benefits against the provisions of Article 63 (1) (c) of the Constitution, the Supreme Court, which was committed to the protection and defense of the Constitution, empowered and enforced its fundamental rights. Was made Citizens, under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution's Respondents, had been sworn in under Article 65 of the Constitution, after being elected a Member of the Constitution, and meanwhile, while gaining citizenship of a foreign country, they also took Was. Taking oath of foreign nationals with dual citizenship, submitting nomination papers to run for election to the Election Commission of Pakistan and taking oath under the constituency, the applicant did not disclose that he had already given up his Pakistani citizenship. Has been born and he has given birth to his country, Pakistan
