NAEEM SARWAR versus S.H.O. POLICE STATION AABPARA, ISLAMABAD
Section 182 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Articles 571A, 154, 155, and 156 provide false information, application for petitioner, with intent to injure a public servant with the use of his or her legal power. In order to initiate proceedings against those who have complained against the relevant Section H, the concerned investigated the matter itself and concluded that the complaint filed by the applicant was false and unreasonable. Filed Qalandar under Section 182, PPC against the applicant / complainant in the Assistant Commissioner's Court. The notice was issued to the applicant under which section 552A, petition for termination of proceedings initiated against him under section 182, PPC, was filed under CCPC when the police station I filed a complaint and the Section HA found that there was a cognizable offense, so it was obliged to file a case under Section 154, CR PC, and then proceed to initiate an investigation. The case of the SHO comes o It has been concluded that no identifiable crime has been committed, then neither case can be registered nor investigation can be initiated in this case, In an unrecognizable case, Section H was obliged to refer the relevant magistrate under section 155 (2); CRPC, no police officer can investigate an identifiable case without the order of the magistrate in the present case. Upon receipt of the applicant's complaint, Section HA had to determine if any identifiable offense had occurred. If in his opinion, there was no payable offense, then
