Sections 497 (2) and 196 of the Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 295A, 296, 298 and 341 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 9 of the West Pakistan Regulation and Control Loudspeakers and Sound Amplifiers Ordinance (1965) II)), the purpose of blatant and deliberate acts of misconduct, to offend any class of religion or religious beliefs, to upset religious assemblies, to impose religious sentiments, to speak words of intent intentionally, wrongfully, Describe words by means of these measures or the possibility of airing communal movements. Hate, ban on the use of loudspeaker, etc. Bail, approval granted under section 196, not obtained for litigation under CCPC section 295A, accused of non-association of PPC private witnesses It was obstructed in the transit. He also installed a party speaker and a loud speaker on which he was playing a hater against other sects. In less than 7 years, they are thus not subject to the prohibition clause of section 497 (1), requiring the PC Prima of CCPC Section 196; Was not met before the filing of the FIR under Section 295A. For the current trial under section 196, the PCC, no permit was granted under section 196, despite having prior knowledge of the PPC incident, by the complainant / police No attempt was made to obtain a private presence. Those who witnessed the incident were granted bail in the circumstances
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