Bill against women to dump acid

Dump acid on women for the prevention of crimes by the National Assembly on Tuesday passed an amendment bill is agreed.

Tuesday in the National Assembly is on private action and bill the government and opposition members of all political parties put together.
Introduce new legislation aimed to dump acid such as crime prevention and crime victim compensation for the restoration of those rulings have been told to uzh.
Islamabad correspondent says that this bill Muslim League (Q) member Marvi Memon presented and the law has been proposed that the accused acid dump at least fourteen years in prison and be fined one million rupees.
Under the proposed law set eighteen hundred sixty Pakistan Penal Code and Criminal Code set nineteen hundred and eight shall be amended name 'Criminal Law (Amendment) Act snh two thousand eleven' is kept.
This bill a provision giving the dog the things acid, poisonous, explosive material, the heat and drug delivery unit, arsenic or a chemical product that causes harm to the body also comes under this lawAfter the National Assembly approved the bill in the Senate upper house of Parliament will be sent. Government and opposition representatives said that the law's approval to dump acid attacks on women will be reduced.
This bill a provision giving the dog the things acid, poisonous, explosive material, the heat and drug delivery unit, arsenic or a chemical product that causes harm to the body also comes under this law.
Acid and poison, etc. bringing out or sold within the country have to be licensed by the provincial government to keep customer data will be the responsibility of seller. The violation of two years in prison and be fined two million rupees.
Meanwhile, the upper house Senate was informed that the question hour in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas is in state of war for the destruction caused there to review the updates and not possible to calculate. Border Affairs Minister Shaukat Ullah Khan said Bajaur Mohmand agencies and more than five thousand eight houses, while fully half the houses close to four thousand partially damaged.
The minister told the House that the fully destroyed four hundred thousand landlords partially destroyed the house while a million have been compensated sixty thousand rupees.