The petitioners of sections 22A and 22B constitution Pakistan (1973), Arts 24 and 199 alleged that they were harassed by the police and forcibly looted some properties belonging to them, the petitioner claimed. That this is a very serious matter and if the illegal activities were not investigated by the police, then the fundamental rights violations of the citizens would continue as these allegations were very serious in nature, therefore enforcement and protection of the rights of the people. For the High Court it was assumed that the petition was directed to the District and Sessions Judge. The applicants should conduct a judicial inquiry into the allegations made in their petitions, whereby the District and Sessions Judge will issue notices to all concerned and record the evidence required to reach a conclusion. Whether police officers have committed any such breach against the applicant. And if the applicants were deprived of their valuables in violation of Article 24 of the Constitution, the District and Sessions Judge would have come to the conclusion that there was such a breach and the superiority of the police If fate has been demonstrated, they will use Secretary 22A&22B, as CRC, to pass appropriate instructions as Executive Justice of the Peace and such instructions may not be limited to, An FIR can also be registered against the person who witnessed the High Court. It was expected that such inquiry would be completed within six weeks upon receipt of this order.
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