Article 199 (1) (b) (i) Criminal Procedure (V of 1898), Section 491 Guardians and Wards Act (VII of 1890), Section 25 Constitutional application accompanied by the mother of minors (citizen of Austria). The children were arrested at the airport. During the search of the goods, 20 kilograms and 875 grams of heroin were recovered, which was registered under section 9 (c) and 15, FIR was registered under the Drug Substances Act 1997 and it was He was in custody since the trial. The minors were so incarcerated with their mother, especially because at the time of the remand before the magistrate, she requested that I want to keep my children in court with me because I was a foreigner and I have nothing to do with it. Or a friend in Pakistan who will take care of my children at the moment min The mother of the minors wrote a letter to the Austrian Embassy to send the minors to Austria so that they can stay with their parents (applicants) get the Austrian Embassy Could not succeed in releasing juveniles without a court order to detain them through their counsel, referred to Article 19 (1) (b) (i) and section 491 of the Constitution in the High Court. , The CCP claimed that the juveniles were in illegal and illegal custody, therefore, they should be released and their grandparents' parents Be given in the will and his mother himself requested that the minors be sent abroad to his parents; he was there for the welfare of the minors, living with his parents and older brother and getting proper education. To do because the parents of minors smuggle drugs
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