SENATOR ABDUL MALIK versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS AND STATISTICS, ISLAMABAD
Sections 3 and 7 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Arts: 130 (6), 151 (5) and 1991 Constitutional Census, Preventing Judicial Powers Ministers' Responsibilities Highly Prevented Provincial Assembly Ministers to Prevent Census Requests Court Interference The petitioner had raised demand from Balochistan province that there were a large number of Afghan refugees and that the province had a negative law and order situation which was not suitable for the census, since the invasion of Afghanistan. , Six general elections were held in Pakistan but Afghan refugees were not questioned. The number of Afghan refugees has decreased drastically over time and in relation to them in 1981 or 1998 when the present two census took place. Or when the last six general elections were held, in relation to those places The r. The main responsibility of the government was to restore law and order and the two applicants, therefore, were effectively expressing their distrust of their own government and thus, in their own capacity, gave such applicants their power. Should use the pretext to stop its legal and sanctioning activity, rather than just try to improve the law and order situation. State ministers were collectively responsible under Article 130 (6) of the Constitution for holding census applicants in their capacity, therefore, citing their own failure effectively. The demand to stop was astonishing, successful nations do not offer excuses for what needs to be done because of some difficulty.
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