MUHAMMAD ISHTIAQ versus STATION HOUSE OFFICER, POLICE STATION SHALIMAR, ISLAMABAD
Sections 420, 468, 471 and 380/34 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Section 199 Fraudulent, Use as Fake Documents, Use as Fake Documents, Constitutional Theft Petitioner Applicant Filed in Residence On the basis that the complainant had filed a case against the parties on the same matter, pending a serious accusation by the complainant if, If a crime was committed in front of the trial, it should not be allowed to stop the trial. In the constitutional jurisdiction under Article 199 of the Constitution High Court, in such cases, there was no jurisdiction to terminate the FIR, defining the document prepared by the parties, as no document could be contested without trial. It could not be proved or invalidated without going through the confrontation examination. There was an alternative to raising objections during the filing of the allegations or during the trial by a request for hearing Section 249A or Section 265K, CR is strictly balanced in the PC Trichotomy of Powers Constitution, should not be disturbed Because, as each organ of the state has to decide matters within its allotted circle, the specific allegations made by a person who was a foreigner could not be taken lightly, the applicant should be referred to the police or The trial court will have ample opportunity to deny the allegations, no reason to disturb the investigation process Is not available, was dismissed petition
