GROUP CAPT. SYED MUHAMMAD FAZAL versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH SECRETARY HOME DEPARTMENT
Sections 60 and 71 of the Official Secret Act (XIX of 1923), Section 3 (1) (c) of Pakistan Jail Rules, 1978, R243 Government of Punjab Notification No. SO (R&P) 4 24/10 (Part I), Dated 5 4 2011 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional petition Claimant for class \ A for civil jail petition, a group captain was convicted under section 60, 71 of the Pakistan Air Force Act, section 3 of the Official Secrets Act 1923 (1) Read with (c). One year RI and he was also dismissed from the job The applicant claimed that since he was an "A" Class Prisoner in the test warrant, he was entitled to a Class A in jail, the petitioner prayed. There was a direction in this regard to categorize prisoners for incarceration or incarceration, discretion was issued with the relevant court under R243 of the Pakistan Prison Rules 1978, but in this regard The final authority was with the respective Government Notification Number (R&P) of the Punjab Government. (4) 24/10 (Part I) History 5-4 2011, provided that prisoners involved in subversive, espionage or anti-state operations under the Pakistan Army Act 1952, Pakistan Air Force Act 1953 and Pakistan New Ordinance, 1961, advanced facilities Was not entitled, but they were in control of the situation. The constitutional application for any facility deemed to be a \ A \ class prisoner was dismissed. \ r \ n
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