Review of Proof of Illegal Act Accused of Hijacking Section 402B Civil Aviation Ordinance (XXXII of 1960), Section 6 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Applicants / Prime Minister's Chief of Army Staff The statement of facts on the direction of the ship to another country shows that there have been serious differences between the applicant / prime minister and the Chief of Army Staff. Finally, in view of some parts of the move, he (the Prime Minister) was forced to believe that the Chief of Army Staff was planning a military occupation. It is in this context that the applicant made changes to the military leadership and had reasons to believe that the change could create some flexibility in the Army ranks. As soon as news of the change came flash. The army took a step. In these circumstances, the applicant decided, according to the defense, to move the aircraft carrying the Chief of Army Staff to another country, with two objectives. The first would be to prevent the split in the office of the Chief of Army Staff with two contenders in the Army, and second, to protect the constitutional government under the head of the applicant, would the applicant (Prime Minister) conditions for the exercise of his powers. Was justified in favor of? On the opinion framed under Section 6, Civil Aviation Ordinance, 1960, under section 6 of the Civil Aviation Ordinance, 1960, the subjective assessment of facts could be discussed by the person making the opinion so that There can be no question on the accuracy or accuracy of the composition of such opinion. As long as there is a basis for the opinion of the applicant
