Part III, CHAP V, [Sections 46 to 67], PART VII, CHAP XIV [Sections 154 to 176] and Sections 561 A / 497 (5) / 63/167/190 (2) the Code of Concerns (XLV of 1860), Section 100/302/457 West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Section 13 Right to self-defense of the body causing death, Qatal Emad, committing a domestic crime or breaking a house at night Imprisoned for unlawful possession. In order to terminate the weapons operation and cancel the bail, the investigating officer himself filed a petition before the magistrate requesting that the accused's statement be recorded under Section 164, CRPC, with the argument that He fired at the victim to protect and defend himself. That he was acquitted of the charge under Section 302, PPC, and requested to be granted bail under section 13 of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance, 1965, stating that the request of the Investigating Officer was allowed. Yes, the complainant (applicant) was hearing the sentence. The request made by the investigating officer was beyond his authority. Police are requested to seek bail and take advantage of Section 100, PPC, without any inquiry or evidence collection, it is against the rule of law to pass, and the magistrate has jurisdiction to hear the charges against the accused. Is lacking. According to the justified police, the accused handed over his weapons and live cartridges to the police but in the presence of witnesses neither the police prepared the recovery memo nor seized the weapons and cartridges of the police. The police did not bother to investigate the matter. To find out the realistic nature of the incident
