MUHAMMAD MAZHAR versus ADDITIONAL I.G. POLICE INVESTIGATION BRANCH PUNJAB LAHORE
Section 295B Police Order (22 of 2002), Article 18 (6) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Defaulting, etc., Amendment of the Inquiry into the Copy of the Constitution of the Qur'an, Special Session by the Judge, Additional Session The judge was handed over to the court. ; Who charged and prosecuted the accused and directed the prosecutor to present evidence during which the Additional Inspector General of Police made the first change in the investigation into the exercise of powers granted under Article 18 (6) of the Police Order, 2002. Allowed that it was allegedly unaffected by the unauthorized order, the accused, using the High Court's constitutional jurisdiction, admitted that since the trial court had reported the offense under Section 173, CRPC, Confessed, so the Additional Inspector General of Police did not have the authority to correct the investigation into the person involved in the crime or suspicion. The determination was to gather information to confirm the truth and falsity of the information or complaint for the determination of possible innocence or potential crime, so that some changes to the investigation transfer procedure were introduced with the release of the Police Order 2002. Article 18 of the Police Order, 2002 deals with the procedure of investigation and analysis, and under the objection to introducing the procedure, it was stated that Article 18 was to keep the investigation process out of the gates of the Administrative / Executive Authority. , After submitting its report under Section 173, CRPC, it was not fully closed. Was opened to serve justice in potentially appropriate cases, so as to present evidence related to the possible innocence or guilt of an accused, especially the present case.
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