SARDAR ZAHEER AHMAD KHAN versus GOVERNMENT OF THE PAKISTAN
Article 295 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 248 (2) and 199 In relation to Hazrat Akram Constitution, the use of derogatory remarks etc., the Constitution Petition sought several directions from the High Court to exclude the Government of Pakistan from punishment and punishment for contempt of court. Has been prevented from In the rule of law and constitution, the woman accused or sent to the U. Section A, has been instructed to take advantage of the procedure for filing an appeal before the appropriate forum against her punishment and punishment and also against the Punjab governor. Instruct you to file a case After appearing before the High Court for the alleged offense of blasphemy on Prophet Akram (PBUH) by the petitioner, he did not inform the commission of any offense under the Law of blasphemy by the Governor of Punjab, who believed. Was a Muslim, so there was no question of registering a criminal case against him; otherwise, the Governor was granted immunity. Article 248 of the customary dispute raised by the applicant during the criminal proceedings against him. (2) was either based on evidence of a hearing or was obtained through second-hand knowledge press publications, Governor highlighted critical remarks about Punjab. Voters' requests did not have any concrete material to support their request, admitting that the Chief Justice HC had already taken strict notice of the matter and directed that the accused woman be finalized in her case. There will be no extradition from Pakistan to any other country. Appellate Court's Appeal Court to send the accused woman to U of section A without appeal
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