ABIDA PARVEEN versus DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE
Sections 22A, 22B, 154 and 157 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Applicants Complaint (Applicant) by Former Official Justice of the Peace to the Station House Officer (SHO) for registration of FIR information in identifiable matters. Was directed to receive a request for. To proceed with this in accordance with the law, but the SHO immediately took serious action under Section 154, CRPC, instead of recording the complainant's statement under Section 157, CCP Integrity S.H. Under OO, the complainant was obliged to record statement 154, CCPC and then proceed under section 157, CRPC to proceed immediately under the relevant provisions of the SHO's Law Act. The CRPC had to deal with various emergencies, such as Section 157 provided for the foregoing, CRPC recording the FIR on the complainant's offer, c. The PC has dealt a serious procedure-related crime investigation, Cr leave the decision. The policeman may refuse to investigate in some cases, but his initial responsibility for filing an FIR was not to be confused with such power; the SHO had no choice but to file an FIR. , Though he had discretion in conducting the investigation which was approved by the Justice of Peace. The SHO implemented the letter and spirit, and accordingly they were directed by the High Court to file an FIR in compliance with the order of Justice of Peace.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2012
