DR. ABDUL RAUF versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH INTERIOR SECRETARY
Section 22A & 22B Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Alternative Effective Treatment Scope Justice of Peace, Petitioner's Powers, on the other hand, directed the High Court to file a criminal case against the respondents and police. Instructions not to harass the applicant and arrest him in the FIR lodged against him. Justification justice can issue appropriate instructions to the relevant police authorities on the complaint of non-registration of a criminal case, and so on. Alternative and appropriate treatment was available. No compelling circumstances were identified by the petitioner as he approached the High Court through the jurisdiction of constitutional jurisdiction under Section 22A & 22B, CRCPC both the High Court and the session. I was determined by the principle of personal privacy. Where the jurisdiction for harmony was granted in two courts, then the subordinate court should be referred to F as the first instance where access to justice for justice under Section 22A & 22B of the PC Treatment was available, and it was the most effective and faster treatment, which could have benefited the applicant from having no legal power over the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court. The petitioner is of the view that the police have been ordered not to arrest the applicant as the High Court cannot interfere with the inquiry. The High Court observed that the police officers were free to investigate the matter with their discretion. Should be allowed unless there is misconduct, the constitutional petition was dismissed, due to low merit, circumstances
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