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SARWAR AND IFTIKHAR AHMED versus THE STATE

Section 54 and 55 Police Order [22 of 2002), Article 4 (1) (c) Police Rules (1934), RR 24 1, 24 4, 24 7, 25 2 (1), 25 2 (2), 25 2 (3), 26 1, 26 2 and 26 9 The arrest of the accused during interrogation is not necessary even in cases of egregious crime which the police are required to undertake under any legal inquiry and during its immediate investigation. The arrest was not binding. Were joining and assisting in the investigation

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