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IKRAM-UL-HAQ versus INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE, PUNJAB, LAHORE

Sections 302, 324, 148 and 149 of the Police Order (22 of 2002), Article 18 (6) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of the Constitution Petition Second Amendment, as a result of a constitutional petition filed by the complainant, Additional Inspector General Police changed the investigation of the case and shifted it to the Regional Investigation Branch where the inquiry was concluded, challan was registered and the trial was also started. An application was made by one of the defendants, who directed the transfer of the investigation. The Inquiry Officer was then issued notice to the complainants / applicants to be included in the inquiry on the due date before challenging the summons to appear on two grounds. First, since the invoice was submitted and the trial has begun, there can be no further investigation, second, the order of transfer of the investigation by the Inspector General of Police, Order 18 (6). The Police Order was a 2002 illegal and ultra-virus, the first object of which. The complainant / applicant was misunderstood because Section 7373, despite filing a report under CRPC, there was no legal restriction to investigate the case, and the police were required to conduct a new investigation under the law and the court Was given the option to submit their report. With regard to the jurisdiction of the Inspector General of Police, this was correct because in accordance with Article 18 (6) of the Police Order, 2002, the investigation of a case other than the recommendation of a board constituted under Inspector General of Police, Article 18 (6). Had no option to move. Police order inheritance advocates near Dhoun Kal lawyer