Articles 184 (3) and 6 of the Constitution petition under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution, which are secret, by applicants belonging to all the political units of Pakistan and all other federal units of Pakistan, including Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan. Following the memorandum, the Pakistani-American businessman, a former US national security adviser to the United States businessman, handed over a message from the Pakistani government to the then chairman, the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff. The memorandum contained in them was handed over to them. Then Pakistan's ambassador to the United States. According to him, the then chairman, United Joint Chiefs of Staff and former national security adviser confirmed the contents of the memorandum. The aforementioned US businessman had sparked unrest in the political government and defense agencies, according to the contents of the memorandum, which appeared in foreign as well as local media, regarding the sovereignty and independence of the Pakistan Exchange of Section M section messages. It was highly objectionable material and the messages between the aforementioned US businessman and Pakistani ambassador were Blackberry, it was also acknowledged that the matter was open for investigation and the Supreme Court had to examine who initiated the messages. What was, in the circumstances, the claim that if al Trust was established, which was then involved, offenders should be held responsible for this action and should be commissioned. The memorandum scandal has been set up to investigate the auto, Raney General said he was not against the investigation, but since the matter
