BABER QAYYUM RAJA versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY INTERIOR; MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
Prayers to remove applicants' names from the Exit Control List in Article 2, Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 4, 9, 15 and 199 of the Constitution; the applicant's name was involved in two drug offenses in this list. To be accepted. Appeal against an order of the applicant through two separate orders of the trial court by the applicant not to appeal the appeal against the judgment of the High Court The second order of appeal against the judgment of the High Court. The appeal filed against has been dismissed. Itt itt's evil is the freedom of every citizen to go abroad and enter Pakistan, unless it is barred from doing so under a law made in the public interest, in both cases to acquit the applicant. Subsequently, the Authority had no justification to put its name on such a list before such a petition of the Supreme Court could not be denied its fundamental right to leave and enter Pakistan, unless otherwise. I do not ban it. The High Court directed the Authority to remove the applicants' names from such list. Disclaimer and allow it to travel abroad for legitimate purposes on valid travel documents \ r \ n
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