MST. SALLA versus DISTRICT POLICE OFFICER, SARGODHA
Section 22A & 22B Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeal The son of the applicant accused of police harassment for registering a case, the Justice of Justice said that the petition had prayed for the order, under which the Justice Offense directed that upon receipt of a Judicial Inquiry report; and upon re-examination of the body by way of extraction, the complainant would have liberty to file a private complaint about the incident, by the defendant / police officers. Applicant's application for registration of criminal case was dismissed, petition for alleged torture on police Was not made clear. The applicant had also said that the son should be examined and the circumstances have shown that the applicant only wants to involve police personnel in the murder of his son to save his skin. His second son, against whom criminal cases were registered, failed to identify any illegal interference or irregularity in the petitioner's invalid order, the impeachment order of Justice of Peace, demanding no interference. Doing so, the application was dismissed, without merit, in the circumstances. \ n \ r \ n
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