FAZUL MUHAMMAD versus SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE
Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Habitat Corpus accuses FIR applicant of registering that police held his son in illegal prison, deprived him of Rs 380,000 and demanded illegal rest. The man managed to escape from the scene of the incident. The time of the alleged incident was at 6.30am, but the applicant and another person managed to escape, which was not pursued by the police party, was the next working day and did not appear before the concerned magistrate. had gone. On remand, the police illegally filed two FIRs against the applicant, his son and another person, therefore, the High Court declared both the FIR invalid, the High Court has directed the police to petitioner. Directed to return the car, as they were recovered from it. Occupation and if there was any action in connection with the car, the same was ordered to be issued by the police. The police have been accused of snatching Rs 380,000 and demanding Rs 300,000 more for the release of their son. Was not specifically denied, therefore, the High Court was instructed to register a case against the relevant police officers.
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