MUHAMMAD HASSAN versus STATION HOUSE OFFICER, POLICE STATION GAMBAT, DISTRICT KHAIRPUR
Section 154 Sindh Irrigation Act (VII of 1879), Articles 61 and 62 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petitioner petitioned the constitution petitioner for registration of FIR without contacting the Station House Officer and sought the accused. The complainant (petitioner) further alleged that the complainant (respondent) had alleged that the accused (respondents) had violated sections 61 and 62 of the Sindh Irrigation Act 1879. A false case was registered under "C \", which was dealt with. Class by the magistrate; in fact, the crime was committed by the accused in connection with each other, so it should be directed to register an FIR against them and they should also be instructed that It should pay the complainant / applicant for damaging his credibility and causing him mental distress. The harassment petitioner acknowledged that he never requested the station house officer to record his statement or to file a complaint or to contact the relevant station house officer and thereafter, the station house officer refused. Without contacting Justice of the Peace, the applicant cannot file an existing constitutional petition. The constitutional request was not enforceable because the instructions given by the applicant including the Horizons could not be approved under the High Court's constitutional jurisdiction. The constitutional request was dismissed accordingly \ r \ n
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