GHULAM ALI ALIAS SADORO versus S.H.O., POLICE STATION VEEHAR, DISTRICT LARKANA
Article 22A (6), 154, 156 (3) and 200 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional petition Directs the police to register an FIR In their constitutional petitions, it was requested that the police file an FIR Be instructed to do. That they had approached the Department HO of the respective police stations as a permissible offense, but the police could be subject to the constitutional jurisdiction only if the High Court was satisfied that no other appropriate treatment was provided. So he had registered. According to the law, if any other appropriate remedy could be provided under the relevant law, then the provisions of Article 199 (1) of the Constitution could not be summoned if the police refused to file an FI. , Who received appropriate treatment under 1898; By contacting the District and Sessions Judge, Section 22A (6), Former Official Justice of Peace for exercising powers under the CCPC; Section 156 (3), from the Magistrate for exercising powers under the CRPC Approached. And by filing a direct complaint under section 2002, the CCP District and Sessions Judges, upon the receipt of complaints relating to the exercise of the powers conferred under Sections 22A (6) and 156 (3), CRPC and As a former magistrate of the magistrate, the police may be instructed to enter the appropriate FI rupees treatment available to the applicants respectively, the provisions of Article 199 of the Constitution cannot be signed by the applicants. The constitutional applications filed were rejected on the grounds that they were not maintainable and directed them to adopt one of the three methods mentioned above. Was done Their doubts
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