WASATULLAH JAFFERY versus MINISTRY OF INTERIOR THROUGH SECRETARY, FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
Section 2 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 4, 9, 15 and 199 List of Exit Constitutions Exit NAB Fundamental Rights Directive, Compensation Costs The applicant's complaint was that his name was not allowed in the Exit Control List. I was placed and while he was going to perform Hajj, the applicant's name was approved by the Ministry of Interior only on the directives of a NAB, without any permission to speak, he was on the Exit Control List in a manly and mechanical manner. had gone. And an act of the Government which was not done in a fair, reasonable or good faith, without expressing its intention to exercise powers under section 2 (3) of the Pakistan Exit Ordinance, 1981. Not only violated the precious core, the rights of the applicant are guaranteed under Articles 4, 9 and 15 of the Constitution but the applicant is also prohibited from performing Hajj, which was one of the five funds of the High Court. Banned the applicant's name from being on the External Control List, prohibiting authorities from going abroad, and banning him from flying a Hajj flight, without logical, invalid and without Be imposed by the authorized officials announced religious obligations. One lakh rupees / to the government which was to be recovered from the personal account of the officer (s) and not to the national treasury and to be paid to the applicant as compensation cost within 30 days. Name Removal Guided. Accordingly, Exit Control List Petition was allowed
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