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JHAMMAD ASLAM versus INSPECTOR-GENERAL AND OTHERS

Pakistan Penal Code Section 182 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 The termination of the constitutional petition proceedings occurred in the dark hours of the night; the possibility of misidentification of the accused by the complainant cannot be excluded from the magistrate. Instead of instructing the police officer to authorize prosecuting the complainant to nominate innocent persons in the FIR, he should have been released at the discretion of the relevant police officer if he was strictly required by law. If so, then six people have been reported injured. On the day after his medical examination, the complainant showed that some of the incidents had occurred, as per the magistrate's direction, the police officer had halted the custom procedure and proceeded to file a case under Section 182, PPC. Registration is ordered. The complainant approved by the magistrate, therefore, was without Mag's jurisdiction when he agreed with the police officer's report and discharged the suspect, and was ordered to act against the complainant. It was beyond his authority, otherwise, the so-called injunction also faced another illegal operation which was due to the absence of showcase notice. Complainants who were thought to be prosecuted under Section 182, PPC, who were naturally judicial, before the judicial proceedings with full justice, at least show cause notice to the accused Was required to ask the complainant for his reasons. Action should be taken against which he should have been given an opportunity to respond that the entire action taken in this case was illegal and without any advocates from Fizagat lawyer