Section 22A (6) and 200 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition Availability of alternative remedies in the case of private complaint, the police party refusing to issue directions for the registration of FIR against the raiding police police. On the basis of the information, the raiding operation was carried out at the house of the complainant woman for the arrest of some fugitive accused, who had set up a packet in the area and created a riot for the locals. The complainant filed a petition before the Justice of Peace. Against which FIR registration has been directed. The raiding policemen and their elders alleged that during the raid, the police party raided his house, burnt the house and removed valuable articles in which Justice of Peace complained in the presence of the lady constable. The request to enter the police party to search the home of the deceased could not be termed a misdemeanor, nor would it be a participant, according to a confessional crime record, which revealed that the local police had performed their official duties. In search of the complainant's house in the best interest of the public police, i.e. the police district Instructions to file a case against the police at the level of a cut police officer (DPO). The constable, including the lady police, will make fun of the justice and will be subject to the misuse of legal provisions, justice was given power under section 22A (6), CCPC for the delivery of justice and such powers. Should never be used to aid injustice. Under CCP, the remedy for complainants was available to the complainants to resolve their complaint.
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