ABDUL QAYYUM KHAN versus FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH FEDERAL SECRETARY MINISTRY OF INTERIOR, INTERIOR DIVISION, PA
Section 2 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Exit Control List Discriminatory Content, The absence of the only available material to the applicant's name in the Exit Control List was recommended by the secret agencies. It is noted with great concern that the authorized officers of the Ministry withdrew the authority of the Intelligence Agencies to place the name of any citizen on the Exit Control List and to remove the applicant's name was merely a rubber stamp. Worked as a ticket unless secret agencies were concerned about such a recommendation. The High Court remarked that the subordinate citizen bureaucracy did not contribute to the welfare of such a state in Pakistan, such state officials were found in many cases. Despite providing the authorities with the responsibility for the fundamental rights of citizens of Vitalito Pakistan, no case was presented or charged against the applicant, without legal authority. Authorities' Act was repealed and the same case was dropped. Freedom to travel abroad for any legitimate purpose on legitimate travel documents was permitted in circumstances
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