Section 6 and 32 of the Explosive Substances Act (XI of 1908), Section 3/4/5 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application There was no enmity with any person with regard to jurisdiction and he did not immediately file The device, which was designated to an FIR, was allegedly used to force employees of the government-created Chamling Security Force to quit their jobs and prevent others from joining. Force Son was allegedly killed in the incident while stepping into the Maine case. It came under the definition of terrorism included in Section 6 of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997, and was a trial trial by the Special Judge, Anti-Terrorism Court Criminal Code, 1898, under which Article 32 of Anti-Terrorism. The Act 1997 did not apply. The trial case, in reference to Schedule II of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898, in an undisclosed order, moved the trial court's order having anti-terrorism powers. Mr. Court directed the trial case to be transferred to the General Court of Jurisdiction, therefore, the trial court was directed to proceed with the trial according to the law according to which the constitutional application was accepted. Was done.
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