Is there a law in Pakistan called the crime of undermining China-Pakistan friendship?

No, in the spirit of bold verification based on facts and taking the law as the criterion, after more than an hour of verification, I made the following answer to the question. There is no "crime of destroying China-Pakistan friendship" in Pakistan criminal law. As for the source of this charge, I learned on the Internet that it was based on the friendship between China and Pakistan, and it was spread by netizens everywhere, that is, spreading rumors. I read some documents on China-Pakistan exchanges. I didn't mention the crime of "destroying China-Pakistan friendship". But that doesn't prove it doesn't exist. So I continued my search and found the English version of Pakistan's criminal law. The full text is as follows: http://Pakistan. org/Pakistan/religion/1860/actxlvof1860.html Although I dare not boast that I speak English well, at least not many people don't understand it. This criminal code has been revised many times and is divided into 23 chapters. Similar to China's criminal law. It contains all kinds of punishment systems, but there are no provisions concerning China-Pakistan relations. In order not to miss it, I searched "China" and "China people" with WORD, but I didn't find any related words. In other words, there is no reference to China in the whole code, and there is no crime of undermining China-Pakistan friendship.