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AGAINST THE VIOLENCE IN CHRISTIAN COLONY IN BADAMI BAGH AREA OVER ALLEGED BLASPHEMY versus

Articles 9, 14 and 184 (committed) by the Supreme Court under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution on behalf of the Supreme Court regarding the violence committed by a mob in a religious minority colony Automatic action The incident took shelter in the warehouses while the crowd set fire to homes and household goods in the colony. The Supreme Court observed that in a situation where the police officers had taken refuge in a warehouse, no one else could protect their lives and the property and the failure of the colony's residents was proof that the citizens of the colony Rights were not listed under Articles 9 and 14 of the Constitution. Appoint a competent person in the vacant post of Provincial Inspector General of Police to protect the lives and property of citizens. The Supreme Court directed the concerned authorities in the federal government to post a competent person on the vacant post of provincial inspector. Police general, otherwise the provincial administration will not be able to maintain law and order in the province

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