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PSB issues legal notice to PBFF

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ISLAMABAD, Jun 17 (APP):The Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) has issued a legal notice to a person named Tariq Pervez for the unauthorized use of the title “Pakistan.” According to the PSB spokesperson, the legal notice states that an unaffiliated entity, presenting itself as the “Pakistan Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation (PBFF),” is misusing the name “Pakistan” in its operations, promotional activities, social media, and other materials, despite not being affiliated with or recognized by PSB.
The notice highlights that this act constitutes a serious violation of the PSB Constitution and national laws, and misleads athletes, sponsors, institutions, and the general public. Such conduct creates confusion regarding the official status of the organization and undermines the integrity of the national sports governance structure, potentially resulting in reputational and legal complications.
The notice further clarifies that the Pakistan Sports Board is the sole competent authority to register and recognize national sports federations in the country. No organization can claim to represent Pakistan in any sport without PSB’s prior approval or formal recognition.
PSB has directed the concerned entity to immediately stop using the word “Pakistan” in its name and all related materials, and to remove all publications, signboards, websites, and social media content that give an impression of affiliation with PSB or the Government of Pakistan. Furthermore, the organization has been strictly instructed not to make any future claims of being a national federation or representing Pakistan in any capacity.
The notice requires the submission of a written explanation and confirmation of compliance within seven (07) days from the date of receipt. Failure to comply will compel the Pakistan Sports Board to initiate appropriate legal and administrative action, which may include approaching relevant courts, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), and the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) for regulatory intervention. PSB has emphasized the urgency and seriousness of the matter.
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