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MST. AFSANA versus DISTRICT POLICE OFFICER, (OPERATION), KHAIRPUR

Article 18 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Jurisdiction Under Article 199 of the Constitution, the grant of monetary compensation to the victims of fundamental rights was entitled to financial compensation to those affected. Were rights. Violation of the FIR filed by the police under section 18 of the Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance 1979 was in itself illegal and resulted in the registration of an illegal FIR Police arrest of people was also illegal. There was no excuse and both of these police officers were responsible for their illegal operation. In confession, the three men were deprived of their right to liberty and their dignity was violated, That no necessary permission was obtained from the court for the arrest of the accused in this case. Enrollment under the provisions of the Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance, 1979, the action taken by the police without any precaution and caution and without the violation of law was inadmissible and not in good faith in giving ordinary damages in lieu. In keeping with the applicable principle, the court had to determine the amount of arbitrary compensation. The imprisonment proceedings of both police officers made the detainees humiliated and mentally ill and their illegal arrest resulted in illicit expenditures, so they were responsible for compensating the detainees who were detained in illegal police custody. Was entitled to Rs 5000 for each. Every day, they were detained by two police officers, who received the calculated amount within 15 days. online advocate from Sheikhupura lawyer