GAT Subject Law MCQs

Article 27 addresses discrimination in appointments to the service of Pakistan.
It permits constitutionally authorized reservations and requirements.

Article 14 declares the dignity of man and, subject to law, privacy of home inviolable.
It also prohibits torture for extracting evidence.

Article 28 protects citizens having a distinct language, script, or culture.
They may preserve and promote it and establish institutions for that purpose.

Article 15 protects the right to remain in, enter, move throughout, and reside in Pakistan.
Reasonable restrictions may be imposed by law in the public interest.

The Principles of Policy direct organs and authorities of the State.
Their implementation is primarily a constitutional and political responsibility.

Article 16 protects peaceful assembly without arms.
The right is subject to reasonable restrictions imposed by law.

The President is the Head of State and represents the unity of the Republic.
Executive authority is generally exercised through the elected government under the Constitution.

Article 17 protects associations, unions, and political parties subject to constitutional restrictions.
Political parties also have legal accountability duties.

Article 5 deals with loyalty to the State and obedience to the Constitution and law.
The duty extends to citizens and persons within Pakistan as specified.

Article 6 deals with abrogating, subverting, suspending, or holding the Constitution in abeyance through unconstitutional means.
It treats such conduct as high treason.

Fundamental Rights appear in Chapter 1 of Part II.
Principles of Policy follow in Chapter 2 of the same Part.

Article 8 invalidates laws inconsistent with Fundamental Rights to the extent of inconsistency.
It also restricts the State from making such laws.