GHULAM MUSTAFA versus S.H.O. CITY POLICE STATION, ATHMUQAM
The applicants invaded the applicant's house and filed the petitioner's grandson at the age of 6, for filing an FIR of the Article 154 and 157 Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act (VIII of 1974). Killed. The petitioner filed a petition against the respondents who filed the petition with the concerned police officers for registration, but the police failed to file the FIR with the intention of the accused, the petitioner filed a writ petition in the police station in charge. The lawsuit failed to carry out its legal duties, causing the first party to disclose a notable offense. It was obliged to file the case and then investigate it according to law, because the objection raised by the counsel for the respondents regarding the laches was not applicable, the question raised about the applicant in the case was He was also accustomed to it. Since any person and indicator can file a case related to an identifiable offense, this petition can also be filed by any person who has complained to the High Court, accepting the writ petition, the police officials. Has been directed to file an FIR as per the contents of the requested application and will be investigated in accordance with the law.
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