FARAZ ALAM SOLANGI versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH SECRETARY, HOME DEPARTMENT
Appeals for Sections 1768, 173 and 561 Cushion Investigation Report, Magistrate Class Determining the Case, Police Duty submitted final report to Class A due to lack of evidence of prosecution but one class was not attracted because the police Had mistakenly submitted the final report to a class validity magistrate. Due to lack of evidence, there was a mistake in accepting the report in the A class as well. It was the approval of the magistrate, on the contrary, that the magistrate did not need to act on the police report, in the approval of the management in the B class. He would have to give up his search. Regarding sufficient or lack of evidence, the magistrate, while passing an executive order, did not pass the record of the matter as his office had demanded and the evidence and evidence submitted by the police. Had failed to exercise his conscious mind even on the facts of In any case, the order of the Speaker was granted. In each case, the opinion of the police should not be blindly followed and in view of the legal evidence such opinion has to be examined. The magistrate's order was put aside and the police report was directed to be accepted under B class.
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