Sections 420/468/471 Drug Act (XXXI of 1976), Sections 23 (1) (i), 27 (2) (b), 30 (1) (b) and 30 (2) (b) Constitution of Pakistan ( 1973), the constitutional plea of Article 199 constituted a crime under section 23 (1) (i) of the Drugs Act 1976 under the termination of the FIR allegations contained in the FIR, which the Was punished under s 27 (2) (b). These offenses contained in unlawful FIs, which fall exclusively under the purview of Section 30 (1) (b) and section 30 (2) (b), of the Drugs Act 1976, under the qualification of a Federal Inspector or Provincial Inspector, Other than the drug court, no court will hear the conviction. He said that under the Drugs Act 1976, no criminal prosecution can be established by a federal inspector or a provincial inspector in connection with a crime and his case is exclusively heard by a drug court. Under the CR PC, magistrates of the Ist or II class were not eligible to hear the case, no order by such magistrate, cases could be passed in Cir to allow police officers to investigate the case, such as F. Eye was told that there was a case of failure of the applicant to provide a genuine warranty for the preparation of Cerzone Injection, which came under the Drug Act, 1976, and that the offense was non-cognizable. And only the drug inspector could initiate litigation that had filed an FIR against the applicant, in which he had to face a trial before the drug court registration of a drug FIR. Investigations by police officers were also ongoing. Without jurisdiction and legal authority
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