HAFIZ MUHAMMAD SALEHEEN versus SPECIAL JUDGE ANTI-TERRORISM, RAWALPINDI
Sections 6 (1) (b), 7 and 28 of the Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 337A (iii), 147 and 149 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of the Constitution from the Anti-Terrorism Court to the Sessions Court. Case Transfer. People who were told that they had started the incident, came to pray, were momentarily angered by the complainant / petitioner's words of caution - in case of reciting the word aloud. Others were offering their prayers, which resulted in a riot for some people as a result of injuries received under section (AA (iii), PPC), section 6 (1), p, p. C. did not cite any design and intent to force and intimidate a particular sect. The words given in section 2 (u) (v) of the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997 are sectarian and sectarian. Such an intention or design, further defined by the definition of hereditary hatred, did not appear on the face of the FIR, the constitutional application was dismissed.
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