MST. SULIMA versus GOVERNMENT OF SINDH, THROUGH SECRETARY HOME DEPARTMENT
Section 22A & 154 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Filing a constitutional application for obtaining direction for registration of FIR without taking advantage of procurement under Section 22A, CCP Maintenance Complainant (applicant) He alleged that the police officers and the accused raided his house and took away his cattle, wheat and household goods, then complained to the station house officer and senior police officials, but the current constitutional petition made him complain. The complaint was neither entertained nor lodged a complaint, and police received their livestock and other valuables. Goods have been ordered to be recovered. And in the direction of recording his statement and filing an FIR, the complainant regarding the legal status of any request / complaint before the Justice of Peace for not recording his statement and filing his complaint / FIR. Was not listed, the complainant was unable to avail of alternative treatment; effective, sufficient and sole remedy is available under the law. The instructions sought by the complainant were not maintained under the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court. The constitutional petition was rejected by the High Court with the observation that the complainant was concerned about his complaint. CJP can turn off piece, and can initiate action accordingly. Law to recover stolen cattle and articles
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