ANTI-TERRORISM ACT 1977 RULE 11B Ban on any Organization

 ANTI-TERRORISM ACT 1977 RULE 11B 

Ban on any Organization

ANTI-TERRORISM ACT 1977 RULE 11B Ban on any Organization

11B.Proscription  of organizations.—(1)  The  Federal  Government may,  by order published in the official gazette, list an organization as a  proscribed organization in the  FirstSchedule on anexPartebasis, if there are reasonable grounds to believe that it is—(a)concerned in terrorism; or(b)owned or controlled, directly or indirectly, by any individual or organization proscribed under this Act; or(c)acting on behalf of,  or at the direction of,  any individual or organization proscribed under that.Explanation.—The opinion concerning reasonable grounds to believe may be formed on the basis of information received from any credible source,  whether domestic or foreign including governmental and regulatory authorities,  law enforcement agencies financial intelligence units banks and non-banking companies, and international institutions. (2)The  grounds  shall be  communicated  to the proscribed  organization  within  three  days  of  the passing of the order of proscription.]

ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Sheik Rasheed said Wednesday the government has chosen to force a prohibition on the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) under the counter illegal intimidation law. 

During newsgathering, the clergyman uncovered the public authority had chosen to take the choice in line with the Punjab government. 

"We are sending a synopsis to the government bureau to force a restriction on the TLP," Rasheed said in Islamabad, as fights were held across different urban areas of the country. 

Fights by a strict gathering have messed up the majority in significant urban areas the nation over for as long as two days and have killed three individuals, including two police officers. Almost 100 police officers have additionally been harmed in conflicts with the dissidents. 

Talking about the TLP's arrangements, Rasheed said the public authority needed to table a goal in the National Assembly and needed to shape an agreement on it yet they (TLP) demanded walking to the Faizabad Interchange. 

"Our endeavors to persuade them fizzled. To the extent the matter of Khatam-e-Nabwat is concerned, I am prepared to give my life," proclaimed the priest. 

He said lowlifes had grabbed a rifle from a cop and utilized it to shoot at others in one of the fights. 

The pastor guarded the public authority, saying it proposed to respect the understanding made with the TLP before. 

Concerning FIRs documented against nonconformists, Rasheed said they were completely recorded as per the law. 

"I have never upheld this gathering nor had at any point met Khadim Hussain Rizvi (previous TLP boss)," the priest said, adding the boycott has been forced because of TLP's "character" and not because of any political impulse.