ISLAMABAD: The Federal Constitutional Court has upheld the ban on the 23-volume publication “Rohani Khazayeen,” rejecting petitions challenging the Punjab government’s decision.
The court held that the right to religious freedom under Article 20 of the Constitution is subject to law, public order, morality and other constitutional limitations.
According to the ruling, an Ulema board had recommended action against the publication, stating that its contents could potentially promote hat-red within the Mus-lim community. The court upheld the forfeiture of copies under the relevant legal provisions and dismissed the petitions, refusing leave to appeal.
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