CECIL (SOHAIL) CHOWDHRY versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Article 184 The constitutional jurisdiction of a Supreme Court petition by a non-Muslim against the manifesto of a political party has been held to impose certain restrictions on the educational institutions run by the applicant community according to the manifesto. It is likely, politically, as a public declaration. The party, the concerns, if any, that were unfounded in the mind of the applicant only issuing a manifesto does not entitle a person to action or complaint, especially when there is no question of the law of public importance. The source is not reviewed or involved in any violation of any Article of the Constitution
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