News: Petition Under Article (3) 184 | Domicile law Violation Kashmiris' Rights

Request for the hearing of the petition under Article (3) 184 of the lawyer in the Supreme Court

Islamabad Pakistan: At the Supreme Court, lawyer Gul Mast Khan requested to hear the petition under Article 184 (3) of the constitution. According to Allah, the essence of the universe is absolute; the Chief Justice asked the lawyer for what purpose was the Shariat Court created? Take such questions to the Shariat Court. Before the court is dismissed, lawyer Gul Mast Khan arrives at Rostrum, and I have a few petitions to ask the court to consider them. The lawyer said that the court is requesting to hear that my application is related to the fundamental rights; Pakistan was established based on the word in 1947; based on the word, we have contracted our obligations with Allah. The absolute essence of all the universe. On this, the Chief Justice said that we cannot hear such hypothetical questions; if there is a question of one's life or a matter of injustice, bring it to the court. For what purpose was the Shariat Court created? Take such questions to the Shariah Court.

World Organization to Take Notice of Domicile Law Change in Kashmir

Chairman Kashmir Committee Syed Fakhr Imam has said that a change in the domicile law is in violation of Kashmiris' rights and violates UN resolutions. Take notice of the change of domicile law in the World Institute of Kashmir. In a statement on Thursday, he reacted strongly to the change in the law of domicile in occupied Kashmir and the statement of Amit Shah in which he spoke of turning Muslims into a minority, saying that the Indian government in occupied Kashmir Avoid all such illegal and illegal measures, but the international organization, especially the United Nations, should take notice of these measures and protect the rights of Kashmiris. He said that the whole world is worried about saving its people from deadly diseases like Corona. While the Indian government does not shy away from increasing the difficulties of Kashmiris, the less the condemnation is.