Then the path of registration of the political party of the open terrorist Hafiz Saeed

In Pakistan, the Election Commission has been ordered to allow Hafiz Saeed's permission to register the Milli Muslim League as a political party. A few days ago, a Pakistani court had extended the stay on the 'potential arrest' of the 'Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief' till April 4.

ISLAMABAD: A Pakistani court has ordered the Election Commission to allow permission to register the Milli Muslim League, a mastermind of the Mumbai attack, as a political party. A few days ago, a Pakistani court had extended the stay on the 'potential arrest' of Saeed, the chief of 'Jamaat-ud-Dawa', by four April.

The Islamabad High Court canceled the decision to reject the application of Pakistan's Election Commission (ECP) Sayeed's political front 'Milli Muslim League' (MML) as a political party. Justice Amir Farooq gave the opportunity to the party to hear the matter again and asked the EC to take further action on the application.

MML has moved the court through its president Saifullah Khalid and the defendant (in case the EC and Home Secretary Defendant made). According to a news published in the Dawn newspaper, the petition challenging the Election Commission's October 11, 2017 verdict, against it without any reason, unlawful and constitutional law

The petition said, "Article 17 (2) of the Constitution gives fundamental rights to every citizen who does not serve Pakistan, that he can form a political party or become a member of it. Provided there is no logical restriction on the part of Pakistan in the interest of unity and integrity of Pakistan. "

Khaled urged the court to cancel the verdict and recapture the documents again and list the party according to the law according to the law.