MUHAMMAD AFSAR versus THE STATE
Applicants for Sections 491 and 439 Habitat Corps have filed an application under section 491, CCPC, which states that two persons were illegally detained by the responding police officer at the police station Belfast of the court. Went and was presented before the court during which he made the transfer. Along with the case diary, the daily diary also mentioned the arrest of the alleged dentis and the hearing of the petition filed by the applicant was not correct; the Sessions Judge, in the circumstances, while the petition filed under Section 491, CRPC. Dismissed the petitioner's petition and passed the order. The special costs that the respondent police officer had to pay were not listed in the FIR and they were arrested on the basis of the complainant's subpoena.
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