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MST. SARDARAN BIBI versus STATE

Sections 497 (2) and 196 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), section 295 bail, grant of further investigation Section 295A, PPC shall attract any person who knowingly and maliciously insults Or has tried to defame someone's religion or religious belief. All such offenses were against the State, all crimes against the State were prosecuted under section 196, CR PC and offense under Section 295A, PPC being a crime against the state. As the case was to go on, the CRPC can court. Review this offense only under section 295A, PPC, if a complaint was made or the matter was registered by an order or under the provisions of section 196 under the authority of the Central or Provincial Government, State P. C may be charged against the state. Its confession by a court, if the law was presented as required by law, no person could file a complaint under section 295A, PPC direct complainant was not the central government in the present case. Neither the pro-government nor the government had the authority to file an FIR on their behalf as the court could not take notice of the matter when the complaint was not filed by the central or provincial government. There was no substance to the argument that an individual could file an FIR. The practice of filing an FIR on a private person's complaint had no legal consequences, and there were sufficient grounds and reasons to believe that further investigation into the crime of the accused was required, Bail was granted after the arrest of the accused, circumstances top advocate from Nilam lawyer