Thread: Whether presidential immunity under 248 is discriminatory?
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Old Thursday, September 30, 2010
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Although it is not good under the Islamic law that the president shall be immune from civil and criminal trials but our constitution is not fully Islamic in some places.
As most of our laws are English base or under the shadow of British law, same is the case with our constitution.In UK the CROWN is immune from all kinds of cases, as it is said; The king can do no wrong., same principles are incorporated in our constitution and the reason behind this principle is to give free hand to the president to do his work smoothly without any tension.
But unfortunately Pakistan's case is different, every one knew that the president was charged with different cases but then he became the president, why they made him president?
Immunity is all about the charges during his tenure/office. If some one is offender before coming to presidency He must face the music
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