THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN versus GENERAL (R) PERVEZ MUSHARRAF
Constitution of Pakistan, Section 6 Section 6 Section R1234 (1) / 94 dated 29 12 1994 Rules (1973), Second Schedule, Item No. 18, Serial Number 32 and Item No. 21, Serial Number 7 Federal Investigation Agency Act (VII of 1975) ), Schedule, Item No. 14 Complaint for High Treason, The filing of the person authorized to file such complaint was filed by the Secretary of the Interior / Interior Division Post Specific Permission Scope High Treason The Secretary of the Interior, 29 Section R Section R was still in the field on the strength of Section RO 1234 (1) / 94 issued on 12th 1994 and to this day it was neither recovered nor evacuated, so it Ali meet the requirement of Section 3 of treason (punishment). Under section R1232 (1) / 94 dated 29 12 1994 under the Act 1973, the Secretary, the Interior Division, was authorized to file a complaint against an accused for the offense of high treason as stated under Article 6 of the Constitution. And shall remain in force until the person assuming, withdrawing or replacing the Secretary of the Interior Division shall be treated as an individual who lodges a complaint under Section 3 of the High Treason (Penalty) Act, 1973. Authorized to do so. In admission to Serial No. 32, Item 18 of the Second Schedule to the Rules of Business (1973) clearly states that the investigation of the cases found under the Schedule contained in the Federal Investigation Agency Act 1974 Includes scope of action. In the Admissions Division schedules included in the Federal Investigation Agency Act of 1974, the offense convicted for trial under the High Treason (Punishment) Act, 1973, placed under the High Treason (Penalty) Act, 1973 And such permit section R1212 (1) / 94 wire
