MUHAMMAD GULFAM versus REGIONAL POLICE OFFICER, SHEIKHUPURA RANGE, LAHORE
Section 156 Police Order [22 of 2002), Article 18 (6) of the Conduct Regulation (XLV of 1860), Section 302/324/148/149 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition Modification of Investigation The complainant petitioner changed the investigation The accused was charged with illegally submitting invoices to the court and the statements of the four witnesses of the prosecution were recorded in this case, the inquiry was investigated by the Additional Inspector General of Police. Was changed on request submitted by mother. Killed and now the police are investigating the matter again. Submission of invoices was not subsequently barred in this case under the Criminal Code of Conduct, 1898, but the admission of additional evidence submitted during the re-investigation is entirely at the discretion of the court. Whether or not, it is the duty of the investigating officer to collect all relevant evidence in relation to the crime charged in this case. Despite the submission of the invoice under Section 737373, the CCP could not be stopped, the constitutional petition could not be withheld; the fact is that enabling the court to bring justice between the courts in the course of litigation. And facilitate.
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