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Supreme Court refuses to ‘short-circuit’ procedure, refuses PIL on Prophet Muhammad remarks
The Supreme Court refused to short-circuit the procedure and denied a public interest litigation (PIL) regarding remarks on Prophet Muhammad. The court advised against sensationalizing sensitive matters and directed the filing of a police complaint concerning alleged remarks by social media influencer Nazia Elahi Khan.
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