Section Procedure Code (v. 1898), Section 203 A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Registration Applicants questioned the legal status and ownership of the registration of a crime under section 366/376/109 under the applicants. Was. The main idea of the applicants in the PPC was that in view of the implementation of the Criminal Law Amendment (Protection of Women) Act 2006, especially under section 203A, an amended provision of the CCP, As a woman, she cannot be subjected to police interrogation. Nor did the police have the authority to file a lawsuit against the complainant. It was that an offense under section 36 366, PPC, was not covered by the amended law and the extent to which the police could prosecute the case, was high. Advice for filing a complaint against the applicants in safe court by filing a complaint against the applicants in all three offenses; this would be the right legal way to avoid legal complications in the event of the FIR being canceled, however, the contents of the FIR There can be legitimate grounds for a complaint to be filed in the court and if the court is satisfied it can take it seriously. That such crimes have been committed and can prosecute the accused, but in accordance with the law
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