SYED ARSALAN IQBAL versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF INTERIOR, ISLAMABAD
Section 2 (3) Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 199, 4, 9, 14 and 15 Constitutional Request Name in Exit Control List Name of Exit Control List Fundamental Rights Guaranteed by References Filed by NAB Authorities The applicant's interest was the name of the applicant without being officially included in the Exit Control List and was mechanically guaranteed the freedom of a citizen and protected by greed, under which a person's freedom was granted. Will be reduced according to law and to show appropriate cause. In its favor, the authority was not obliged to state the reasons for an order prohibiting any person from proceeding with Pakistan when it was not in the public interest. Authorities recommended that the applicant's name be placed on the Exit Control List as he was accused of being a reference company. The accused was allowed to travel abroad and the court ordered the removal of his name from the Exit Control List, in accordance with the instructions of the NAB authorities without giving any reason to anyone. There was no memorandum scheme of a person in the control list whereby the applicant's name was not placed in the Exit Control List nor was it provided to the applicant, nor if he had any justification or reason before the court. While justification for justification, any kind of sanctions imposed on an individual should not be remedied unless The expulsion of an individual from Pakistan should not be considered a public benefit. The memorandum provides detailed reasons for banning a person's travel abroad. Authorities were instructed to refrain
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