Section 22A & 22B Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Request FIR Justice of Peace Registration, dismissed the petitioner's complaint filed under Section 22A & 22B, CRPC, under which the accused was prosecuted. The entry was valid. Middle reports of the injured persons along with the complainant had revealed the commission of an unlawful crime by the accused. In writing, no record was made to establish a report that the policemen had arrested a suspect. The complainant's house was raided. Similarly, there was no evidence that the aforesaid offender was hiding in the complainant's house, that the charge was legally bound under section 154, CRPC, so that the commission All related information may be reduced in writing. The impugned order of Justice Justice of the Peaceable Justice that the complainant will be of no avail even if the case is proceeding again. The case was registered against the accused, because the police did not find his allegations valid, it was not in accordance with the law which alleged that he had obtained not only the commission of a confessional offense. That his charge should be filed under Section 154, CR PC. He also had the right to investigate his allegations and bring them to a logical and legal end. The result is that the controversial order was placed on the grounds that it was not sustainable, as well as a constitutional request was accepted with the district police officer instructed to file an FIR against the accused. General Chat Chat Lounge n
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