Which institution's actions were challenged in this Nusrat Bhutto case?
Correct answer: B. Army
- A. Judiciary
- B. Army
- C. Parliament
- D. Election Commission
Explanation
The petition challenged the detention and actions of the military regime headed by General Zia-ul-Haq, so the relevant institution was the Army. It did not challenge Parliament, the Election Commission or the ordinary judiciary.
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