AZHAR IQBAL versus DISTRICT POLICE OFFICER, MANDI BAHA-UD-DIN
Article 2302/34 / ?? Constitution Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 The removal of the contents of the FIR collected during the police investigation was the first, the FIR allegedly recorded in the case was recorded; Neither he had been read to the informant before, nor had he. The indication of its accuracy was similarly signed, as such an FIR did not meet the requirements of Section 154, CRPC and witnesses of litigation under Section 161, CRPC. No FIR was legally registered on the statements of The accused were also unreliable from the evidence even otherwise, the prosecution witnesses had submitted their affidavits before the court as well as the police that they had not made any statement under Section 161, CR P.C. Nor do they know anything about the incident, so there was apparently no legal content in the file to prosecute the accused, and it would be abusive with the process if the accused was charged with murder for the deaths of the victims. Who was his daughter and granddaughter before the trial was set before the court. Was canceled
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