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MALIK ZUBAIR ALTAF versus STATE

Section 23 and 24 of the Criminal Procedure Code (v. 1898), sections 90 and 91 of the accused, who appeared before the Drug Court, were ordered to be arrested and jailed according to the Drug Court. That the accused failed to make any request for bail, with his own handwriting of the arrest requests made by the Chairman Drug Court prior to the arrest of the accused, the Drug Court was against the fact that the request was for bail. Was not made for. The court, while approving such orders, tried to punish the accused for referring to the High Court Drug Court; in other cases, the same procedure was passed by the accused as per procedure set out in section 90, CCPC. Was sent to jail without authorization; Section TO, through the Drug Court Criminal Procedure Act, allowed the defendant to go to jail and issue a non-bailable warrant arrest without the opportunity to submit bond to the accused under the CCPC. Not only was it extremely discriminatory and harmful for the safe administration of criminal justice, but also for violating the law. Imports orders for drug court in Section C, CRP, C were set aside and the accused was instructed to remain on bail under conditions \ r \ n online advocate from Swabi lawyer