MUHAMMAD RAMZAN versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH SECRETARY HOME DEPARTMENT SINDH SECRETARIAT KARACHI
Article 199 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 173 Constitution Petition For the registration of a criminal case, the applicant alleged that policemen dressed in uniforms came in government vehicles. The village was abusive and surrounded and as a result some villagers were killed and many injured and they said they contacted the concerned police station to lodge an FIR for lodging a book of atrocity. Did, but through the relevant Section H, they denied that the applicant did not show anything other than a fabrication, only for post-mortem reports to involve the policemen, before the alleged incident occurred. The killings are alleged that the minors were killed, the post-mortem report was also denied. , Which was developed by Sovereign. And the neutral doctors, who had no connection or connection to the whole incident, the applicant, who chose to file a constitutional petition, waived the right to treatment available on other forums, which refused. In this case, it would have stopped. The petitioner is in a better position to resign from the jurisdiction of the High Court. The High Court on illicit hands will, in the circumstances, refrain from exercising arbitrary power under Article 199 of the Constitution when it has been arrested in connection with some of the accused while performing their duties in this case and also facing retaliatory shootings. In order to expose such incident, the applicant wanted to file an FIR without any remorse in the crime of the accused.
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