MUHAMMAD YOUNAS MARWAT versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
Sections 2 and 3 (1) of the National Accountability Ordinance (XVIII of 1999), Section 9 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), former Arts 15 and 199 Constitution Petitioners joined the Development Bank of Afghanistan in Kabul, which I was involved in the chief executive charge of embezzlement. On the recommendation of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to put the applicant's name in the Execution Control List, the issue of legal reinforcement inquiry initiated by the NAB against the applicant is still pending. Since the Afghan government did not provide the original documents related to the alleged applicant while serving in the National Bank of Pakistan did not cause any harm to Pakistan, no extradition proceedings against the applicant are pending. The name of the order holder was not disclosed as the constitution guarantees the Executor's control list cannot be guaranteed to be reduced for an unlimited period and also not to have any significant value in the absence of original documents. Based on photocopies of, in the Exit Control List Due to the absence of architectural applicant's name should be synonymous with the Constitution denies the right of the applicant. Referred to the Ministry of Interior for the first time to resolve your complaint. The High Court directed the applicant to request the Ministry of Interior to remove their name from the Exit Control List. \ R \ n
