DR. BABAR HUSSAIN versus S.H.O., POLICE STATION CITY COURTS, KARACHI
Registration of sections 154, 155, 22A, 22B and 561A is an unrecognizable and unrecognizable offense. The petitioner's complaint is that the Station House Officer, along with the former Office of Justice of the Sikhs, refused to file a case against the accused on the complaint filed by him. Assessment If an offense was reported by the complainant to the concerned station house officer, it was his or her duty to record the complainant's statement and if required to file an FIR under section 154 If a conviction was committed, upon receipt of a complaint against the CRPC designated accused, it was excessive to make the opinion of the concerned station house officer whether there was a confessional offense or not, in serious cases. The relevant station house officer is not obliged to file an FIR and drag the nominees unnecessarily so that the process Prevent enjoy it. No first-party identifiable offense was reported in the complaint; therefore, the High Court refused to exercise any discretion. Section 616161A, the CCPC passed the order passed by the former official justice of peace. Dismiss or request to issue directions to the relevant Station House Officer to file an FIR was dismissed in the circumstances
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