MUHAMMAD ASIF versus UMAR FAROOQ KHAN, INSPECTOR POLICE
There were two versions of the first version of the Article 154 Constitutional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Request for Independent FIR Case, the petition claimed that his brother was a fraudulent police contest. I was killed while the police claimed that they had actually died in the police encounter. The applicant filed an FIR independent of the facts stated in the FIR filed by the police inspector. The parties wanted to register that the parties' dispute about where the incident took place was controversial. Police picked up the brother from his house in the presence of witnesses and placed him in the police station, after which police demanded Rs. 200,000 by the policemen for his release, after which the petition The habeas corpus petition filed by the petitioner apparently confirmed that his brother was murdered in a fake police encounter. On the basis of completely different facts to the applicant, the section HO filed its legal complaint. Filing a lawsuit was under legal obligation, and in refusing to do so, the HA filed another FIR related to the same case. Was not banned under the registration of The law, if any separate and separately identifiable offense was disclosed and was not merely an extension of the first version, was directed to file a case on the applicant's written request accordingly.
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