AIJAZ ALI versus S.H.O. POLICE STATION WALEED, LARKANA
Criminal Code of Conduct (CRPC) Section 154 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Recording of Arts 4 and 199 Constitutional Submissions A second FIR was registered in the case in which the jail superintendent alleged that The prisoner (the inmate at the hearing) attempted suicide and injured himself / the applicant's brother presented a different set of facts in which it was alleged that his brother, who was a prisoner under trial. Was beaten up by the jail authorities and his condition is in serious danger. The petitioner / brother of the accused sought the direction of SH SHO against the police station case and a directive in connection with the judicial inquiry that the FIR of the same incident had already been registered. Of course, there is no doubt that the constitutional petition has a different set of circumstances, but the High Court should refrain from being factual or avoiding any other allegations. Every citizen had an unequivocal right, and so did the applicants, who have been ordered in Article 4 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973) that action should be taken in accordance with the law, Section 154, to act within the meaning of CR PC. The police officer was banned. The information before them was directed by the High Court, that when and when the applicants make a statement, such registration will be made and if there is an unlawful offense, a case should be filed accordingly.
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