Section 324 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 4 (T) and 173 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Evidence Petition Investigating Officer's Interpretative Opinion, In no case can police officers be considered legal evidence, Under the scheme of law, there was no need to detect the crime or innocence of the culprits, only to be charged or detained by the accused under Section 4 (l), Cr. According to the evidence needed to be collected. The PC report was submitted under Section 173 CCPC, the police had objected to maintaining the constitutional petition without any legal basis, there was no continuity, or trial. The trial court's case will be considered in this regard. The trial court will not be affected by the baseless opinion of the investigating officers, irrespective of the irregularities during the investigation by the police to produce legal evidence against the accused.
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