ASHIQ ALI versus DEPUTY INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE, PUNJAB, LAHORE
Arts 155C, 156, 155 (2), 171 and 172 Criminal Procedure Code (v. 1898), Section 156 (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 The amount of FI during trial of murder in Sessions Court The constitutional request to abolish the D-section P (legal) administration gave a comment on some of the questions that the police officers (applicants) had not honestly investigated in the above case, after which the disqualified F I Rs was filed while D section P (Legal) could not submit. No material in the High Court on which his opinion was based, nor is he sure that under Article 155 (2) of the Police Order 2002, who has accepted his opinion section, registration of cases against the accused Was not authorized to recommend. The members of the applicant police officers were faithfully protected under Arts 171 and 172 of the Basic Law of Police Order, Section 156 (2) of 2002, CRPC's subsequent action against the police officer Inquiries made by the source were also banned from making calls. The GS was unable to prosecute because of the same prosecution, the competence of the accused police officers to investigate the matter was not challenged. The opinion of the police was not binding on the courts. The affected party from the courts moved for re-investigation. The police had not submitted anything. Evidence of the dishonest investigation conducted by the accused FI was recorded only on the opinion of D Section P (Legal) who had no authority in the matter when the matter was already before the court, which recommended Was fully authorized to do so. Trial against investigating officers
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