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MUHAMMAD SHARIF versus DISTRICT POLICE OFFICER

Section 9 (7) Constitution of Pakistan, Section 199 Criminal Procedure Code (V 1898), Sections 22A and 22B Constitutional Jurisdiction to remove the District Prosecutor or the evidence available to the District Prosecutor's Register for any offense and its applicability. Having the option of checking. Depending on the facts and circumstances of the case, the Crimes Investigation Police Agency and the District Prosecutor against all or any of the accused fall into the special domain of the question whether the police or the District Prosecutor correctly deleted or inserted some section. At the time of the trial, the law was to be viewed by the trial court; such law was not challenged by the investigating agency or the district prosecutor under section 22A & 22B, CRPC or the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court. Can be done , Because it is like interfering with an investigation

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