ABDUL RASHEED BHATTI versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY
Section 3 (1) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 12 (1) (B) and 199 Constitution Detention Criminal Activities Criminal Case Registration Appears on Applicant's Detention Order Against Detention Order That some criminal cases were registered. Hints and he was involved in criminal activities. Of the seven criminal cases, the applicant was granted bail in two cases registered at different police stations, in the present case the criminal activity of the Effective Petitioner was already subject to various criminal cases and on the same charges. Its detention was not valid in law, as it is twice as likely to complain of the use of section 3 (1) of the West Pakistan Maintenance of Public Order Ordinance, 1960, against which some criminal proceedings are pending. Article 12 Violation of (1) (b) failed to justify the Constitution Authority's application of how the applicant was acting in a discriminatory, discriminatory manner. Protecting or defending Pakistan, or restoring public order or supply or services, citizens' freedom cannot be controlled simply by speculation that detention was exercised in the exercise of constitutional jurisdiction, without legal authority. Was approved and had no legal effect. Allowed accordingly \ r \ n
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