Article 61 Supreme Appellate Court by Mutual Powers Actual Jurisdiction, Use of Conditions of Prison District and session judge reports show that the prison administration has no concept of prisoners' rights as government-controlled authorities also At least they were worried about it. Prisoner Issues The violation of the guidelines contained in the Prison Manual and the Prison Rules was not only a violation of human rights in terms of the rights and facilities provided to the prisoners, it was a serious legal and constitutional violation but the prisoners were human and Were subject to the law. Under the Supreme Appellate Court of Law and the Constitution, citizens were entitled to fair and equitable treatment of their rights, issued directives for the improvement and improvement of the deteriorating conditions of prisons, and from home secretary and chief secretary to prison reform. Demanded action. District and Session Judges and Jail Reform Committees to implement the directions issued and submit their report on long and short term basis.
Related judgments — Supreme Appelate Court Gilgit, 2010
