SHAFIUR REHMAN versus JAN BAHADUR KHAN, S.H.O., ZAIDA
Criminal Code of Conduct (CCPC) Section 154 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Registration of Criminal Case Constitutional Jurisdiction, the death of the applicant who was the father of the deceased, alleges that five police personnel were on patrol duty. Killed his son while he was returning home from his father-in-law's house and this applicant approached the top officials for action against his officers / police officers who allegedly arrested his son. Killed, but nonetheless, no violation of the provisions of law was registered against the defendant under section 154, CRPC police He claimed that the victim was an aggravated criminal who fired at the police party and that the police had shot dead the policemen in self-defense, but the contents on the record denied the police version and it is evident that the police Had uncovered his story to cover his crime as listed in the FIR. Section 154, CRPC killing provisions are mandatory, Section HO was legally obliged to record information about the Co-Commission, in writing for a punishable offense and denial of its constitutional jurisdiction. Section HA police station, denying the legal duty granted to him by the Law High Court, has been directed to file a report about the deceased's father and to hand over the DIG / Section Session P soon. Done. Case Investigation The Independent and Neutral Investigation Team is preferably headed by a senior rank officer to investigate the case.
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