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MANZOOR AKBAR TURK versus RAJA ASHIQ HUSSAIN

Sections 193 and 204 of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/324/148/149 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Sessions Court confessed to the crime on the basis of the facts mentioned in the complaint but showed the police Reluctant to proceed on the basis of the officer's report, the Sessions Court, after the seriousness of the proceedings, was required to take action on both the matters in accordance with the provisions of Section 193; CRPC read with Section 204, CRP till both cases. The accused will be dealt with independently or dealt with separately in the challan case and copies of the required documents will be provided, The Judicial Trial Court will proceed with the Supreme Court law in Noor-e-Allahi. In the case reported as PLD 1966, the Supreme Court 708 Sessions Court did not comply with the aforesaid and relevant provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1 when dealing with the present case. 898 and its conduct was not in accordance with the law. Consequently, the trial court was directed to observe the provisions of sections 193 and 204 in the police report case. On the report of the police officer, since the accused were the same in both cases, the trial court will strengthen and prosecute both the complaint case and the challan case, completing all the proceedings in the case and in either case. There will also be action, as the prosecution's witnesses will examine all the witnesses in both cases and, after performing the required formalities, will announce a verdict in both cases. The constitutional request was dealt with accordingly. power of attorney advocate Gaggo Mandi lawyer