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SAJID BIN WAJID A. SAYED versus DISTRICT POLICE OFFICER HYDERABAD

Article 324/114 Constitution of Pakistan (1973); Article 199 Constitutional orders and attempt to abolish the FIR after the Constitution has not been specifically charged with oath against the official respondents. The case was not a fit one for accepting the applicant's point under which legal action would be taken, however, the High Court was appealed against the respondents, but police officers / defendants always had to work hard. Had to be instructed. In accordance with the law and will observe all legal and procedural requirements and will not misuse the law by encouraging false and unlawful litigation, the High Court observed that police officers are expected to They will never be the party to prove the allegations of either party and will always act cautiously. And will investigate this matter impartially

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