MST. QAMAR versus THE S.H.O., POLICE STATION PHULELI, HYDERABAD
Article 199 Criminal Procedure (V9 1898), Directive to Register the Constitutional Jurisdiction of Section 154 FLR; In its Constitutional Request of Applicants, the Police Agency shall, unlawfully, illegally and illegally and illegally The concerned police officers were asked to issue necessary and appropriate instructions for filing an FIR against criminal wrongdoing and looting of articles and valuables. And Section Session P, along with five policemen, committed adultery at the applicant's house and began searching for his two brothers who were allegedly required in a criminal case against him. The concerned police station's station officer appeared in court. And a statement signed by him, according to the record. Section 242424/7 427/34, an FIR was filed against the applicant's brothers under PPC and a month before the constitutional petition was filed against the applicant's brothers and The applicant's two brothers have already granted interim pre-arrest bail. Directive for filing an FIR has been requested by the applicant, the hands of the prosecution agency will be tied up and instead of being allowed to investigate the case filed against the applicant's brothers at the police station. Will The petition cannot be granted in the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court with the intent to obstruct a criminal case against the applicant's brothers under section 154, CCPC, for the registration of a case against a police officer. The complainant had an alternative to filing directly with the complaint
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