Member of the Khawaja Izharul Hassan National Assembly of the Muttahida Qaumi-Pakistan (MQM-P) movement has submitted two legislative bills in the National Assembly, seeking amendments to the Pakistan Citizenship Law and the Pakistan Criminal Code.
According Express newsThe first bill, entitled The Project of Citizenship Law (amendment) of Pakistan 2025, proposed to grant citizenship rights to people, or their parents, born in former Eastern Pakistan or those who emigrated to Pakistan between 1971 and 1982 after the fall of Dhaka.
The bill pointed out: “The people of Pakistan oriental made sacrifices for the country and emigrated to Western Pakistan after the fall of Dhaka. This law aims to ensure their citizenship rights.”
The second bill proposed amendments to the Criminal Code of Pakistan and the Code of Criminal Procedure to make the phone take off and the robberies in the street officially crimes.
Section 382-A proportion to the contours that the people declared guilty of said crimes can be arrested without a court order and cannot be eligible for bond.
The bill emphasized the need to address the growing threat of street crimes on public roads and urban areas. It establishes that legal amendments are necessary to train the application of the law and ensure that the Judiciary can take effective measures.
