Section 54 Control of the Narcotic Sub-Maturity Act (XXV of 1997), Section 22 (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 9 The arrest of a person without bail is a search or detention of a person, interrupting his freedom and as long as Not to be strictly compliant with the law. Would be a serious violation of Article 9 of the Constitution, which was one of the most important and truly the foremost of the fundamental rights provided under the Constitution, neither Section c of the CrPC nor the Controlling Section 22 of the Narcotic Substances Act, 1997 Equal supply under , The matter of the search, detention or arrest of a person was left to the satisfaction of the police test and there should be clear reasons and reasonable reasons for the suspicion that the police were not involved in any particular case before any exchange was made. Has committed the crime. The above provisions of law, the first clause of section 44, require the PC to have a reasonable complaint or some credible information or reasonable doubt that the relevant child has committed a felony conviction under Section 22 (b) of the Drug Control Substances Act, 1997 Was involved, allowing the police to detain and search only one person when the police have reason to believe that they have committed a crime under the aforesaid act. The fact that someone has refused to see the police party to avoid any contact with them, since the police had no reasonable suspicion that it would be too deep to admit that he had committed an unlawful crime or conviction. Believe that he committed a crime. The Control of Narcotic Material Stances Act, 1997, in the present case, the police action to stop, search, detain and arrest the person concerned is completely non-existent.
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