AFSAR ALI versus SUPERINTENDENT POLICE (INVESTIGATION) DISTRICT BANNU
Articles 154, 496 and 561 of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Articles 384/6 506 / ?66 were issued on a personal charge to a policeman (accused) disobeying a public servant with the intention of injuring anyone. The accused (policeman / defendant) allegedly seized money from the complainant during his personal search complaint, under section 22A and 22B, CRPC, on which the Justice of the Peace Directed the SHO to register the relevant case. The accused had challenged the order of Justice of the Peace before the High Court but an FIR was lodged against the accused, dismissed, the case was investigated and the report of the cancellation of the case submitted to the trial court twice. Was made, but on both occasions the officer in charge was dismissed. The police station released the suspect on his personal charge. During the investigation of the legal case, the investigating officer recorded the state's status before submitting a request for the cancellation of the case to the NTS of the shopkeepers who were present at the scene of the alleged incident to provide evidence to prove the allegations. I failed, the investigating officer placed two FI rupees against the complainant according to which he allegedly smuggled food items, the statement of the prosecution's witness, who was also the complainant's uncle, Was silent in the series, while the statement of the other witness of the prosecution was plausible evidence with which the accused was acquitted. Were beaten, worth hearing and guaranteed, in the light of which came under the jurisdiction of Section 496, CRPC, which banned the police as well as the officer in charge of the police.
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