MUHAMMAD ASLAM versus SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, ABBOTTABAD
Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Section 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 409/477 A / 34 Corruption Act (II of 1947), Section 5 (2) Pre-arrest Guarantee FIR Specific Date or Not only was she quiet about the month. When the crime was committed by the accused, but he was also exposed to many other material details that could be revealed for alleged misconduct or involvement in any information that led the investigating officer to investigate. The officer was instructed. The prosecution did not provide any necessary details about the distribution of the funds, etc., by the accused within 15 days, though the prosecution had to postpone the case several times for this purpose. Gave birth That either the Anti-Corruption Department had nothing against the accused and the FIR was only filed to harass them or that the relevant department Anti-Corruption, if there was anything against the accused, from their association. They were exposed to corruption without exposing them, and every such idea leads to the belief that the conduct of the investigating officer concerned is the best sign of corruption in anti-corruption. The department could not detect the accused's guilt or innocence since the record interim pre-arrest bail was not guaranteed.
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