Article 184 (3) The superintendent of legal matters without any order orders in the judicial lockup of persons detained in the Army Internet regarding missing persons under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution. Submitted a list The Supreme Court, which had the names of unlawful interruptions that were snatched by Army authorities, the Supreme Court observed, provided sufficient evidence to conclude that the 35 men enlisted were in the military custody. Therefore, army officials were obliged, under the law, to have no authority to present them in a court of law and to maintain their custody unauthorized, the Supreme Court directed the Additional Attorney General. To take up the current matter with the Ministry of Defense and present the persons listed in the list under the aforesaid list. During the day, constitution and law from the custody of the army and submit a report in this regard
