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MUHAMMAD SHAHZAD versus THE STATE

Section 561A, 173, 195 (1) and 249A Penal Code (XLV of 1860), giving false information to the police for registration of section 182 criminal case, filed petitioner under section 506B and 109, The PPC stated in its statement that it was being in their car that two young motorcyclists armed with TT pistols stopped him and abused him and issued threats that he had killed a particular person. Why started a dispute against? Police launched an investigation and submitted a report under CRPC to the Judicial Magistrate. , Which, in its order, accepted the police report and recommended that proceedings be initiated under Section 182, PPC against the applicant for giving false information to the police and to the FIR filed by it. \ B \ to be dealt with in class, thereby maintaining the order of the magistrate. The Sessions Judge Reviewing Applicant preferred the application under Section 5561A, CRPC, to set aside the orders and proceedings against the magistrates legally certified by the Sessions Judge. Concurrent orders of the accuracy of PPC approved by the Section 182, Magistrate and Sessions Judge cannot be interfered with because the preliminary order passed by the magistrate on the police report submitted by the administration under section 173, CRPC. Was made and it was stated that the order cannot be challenged by the order of the magistrate. Was not subject to any unlawful act or irregularity which is a misuse of the court review process against the magistrate's order, was not applicable Applicants filed under Section 6161A, CRPC No merit on request family advocate from Rahwali lawyer