PAKISTAN LAWYERS\' FORUM THROUGH GENERAL SECRETARY versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN, MINISTRY OF LAW AND JUSTICE PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS AND HUMAN RIGHTS, ISLAMABA
Articles 41 (1), 248 and 199 of the Constitution Petitioner demanded the implementation of the claimant's constitutional mandate under Article 41 (1) of the Constitution and the Court of Federal Federation of Pakistan was required to comply with it. Guided need. According to the law and ask the President to hand over the position of co-president of a political party, the duties and duties of the President of Pakistan should be relieved of him with any impartiality, impartiality and indecency. Political interests The use of the Presidential compound for political party activities does not conflict with the sanctity, dignity, neutrality and independence of the President. The participation of President Pakistan in political party decisions is indispensable for the duties and duties of his high constitutional office. ? o Such participation and decisions cannot be treated in the manner of performance of the duties and duties of the President as such and they are not exempt under Article 248 of the Constitution. Such actions of the President do not exempt the judicial process and Demanding judicial intervention to enforce the constitution in the High Court, it is expected that President Pakistan will soon follow the aforementioned declaration of law to dissociate itself from the political office, and for the purposes of its party principles. And will stop using the Presidential compound for political meetings. \ R \ n
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