JAN MUHAMMAD MUGHAL versus TARIQ SALEEM DOGAR, DIRECTOR-GENERAL ANTI-CORRUPTION, PUNJAB, LAHORE
Section 182 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition to give a false information to a public servant with the intention of using his legal power to injure another person, against the applicant / complainant against which Section 182, under PPC The action was recommended to begin, the authorities were not recommended. Issued a showcase notice to the applicant and explain his / her status. The fulfillment of the mandatory requirement that the law was compulsory deprived the applicant of his legal right to a hearing. No one should be heard and the occasion of the hearing should not be condemned; it was the right of a party before a negative order was passed against this party. The applicant has the right to explain his position that he has acted in good faith and that the complaint filed against the defendants was not invalidated due to illegal whistleblower, action against the applicant under Section 182, PPC. The order to commence, was not valid and to this extent the order was not sustainable in the eyes of the law. The impeachment order was set only to the extent that it ordered proceedings against the applicant under Section 182, PPC. Was.
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