The National Assembly approved the resolution regarding the early completion of proceedings in the military courts against the elements involved in the incidents of May 9.
Defense Minister Khawaja Asif presented a resolution of condemnation in which action was taken against those involved in the May 9 incidents under the Army Act and human rights were taken into account during the action.
In the text of the resolution, it is said that a party and its leader crossed all limits on May 9, attacked military installations in violation of the constitution and law, and their attacks caused irreparable damage to state institutions and the country.
Therefore, we demand from the House that action should be taken against all such elements under the constitution and law.
The resolution said that the action against the accused should not be delayed even for a day, the workers and leaders of their party are also indifferent to their actions, action against miscreants and criminals. Human rights were not violated.
The resolution states that the armed forces have the authority to act on attacks on military installations in the world, and all persons should be punished under the Pakistan Army Act 1952.
Speaking in the House, Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said that military installations were targeted on May 9, our system has been compromised, no new law is being made against the accused of May 9, but the existing laws in the constitution. is being used.
He said that the cases of attacks on military installations all over the world are conducted in military courts only, we have not made any new law but this law is already there, where there is terrorism, the case will be conducted under the terrorism law.
The Defense Minister further said that where the case under 16 MPO is to be conducted, it will be conducted accordingly, but those who targeted the ships, targeted the Bala Hisar fort.
Gaya will be prosecuted under the Army Act. Jamaat-e-Islami Member of Assembly Maulana Abdul Kabar Chitrali opposed the trial of civilians in military courts and while speaking in the House said that no one is above the law, even the Prime Minister, Army Chief and Chief Justice are not above it.
He said that the government and the judiciary have completely failed? If so, send the case to the military courts and if not, try the cases in the civil courts, Maulana Akbar Chitrali added that Jamaat-e-Islami in this resolution opposes the demands to try the cases in the military courts.
The judiciary has completely failed? If so, send the case to the military courts and if not, try the cases in the civil courts, Maulana Akbar Chitrali added that Jamaat-e-Islami in this resolution opposes the demands to try the cases in the military courts.
The judiciary has completely failed? If so, send the case to the military courts and if not, try the cases in the civil courts, Maulana Akbar Chitrali added that Jamaat-e-Islami in this resolution opposes the demands to try the cases in the military courts.
