INDEPENDENT MUSIC GROUP, SMC (PVT) LTD. versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY MINISTRY OF INTERIOR, ISLAMABAD
Sections 25 and 30A Pakistan Electronic Medical Regulatory Authority Rules, 2002, 7 and 10 Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority Rules, 2009, Rr 9 & 20 (2) (d) (v) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Application for Constitutional Application Grant Refusal of license for PEMRA's satellite TV channel / broadcasting station to issue a license to the applicant due to security clearance by the Interior Ministry on the advice of the security agencies is bound to follow the Interior Ministry's instructions in the matter of security. In fact, the injunction was actually from the Interior Ministry and not by PEMRA. He had followed the orders of the Interior Ministry, where Pakistan was not provided under the Electronic Media Regulatory appeal. Authority Ordinance, 2002 The Interior Ministry did not give the applicant nine reasons for refusing a security clearance on the real record to show that the threat, if any, was caused by the issuance of such license. The Executive Order of Pakistan should have reasons for every executive order, so the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority Rules, 2009 came into force on the occasion of the present proceedings, therefore, such a request would be processed under the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority Rules 2002. The High Court ordered PEMRA to set aside the subsequent order He obtained the remand for this decision in his due time as per law.
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