MUHAMMAD AFZAL versus MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUE GIRWA, ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE GUJRANAWALA
Pakistan Penal Code Section 409/420/466/468/218/471/104/167 Corruption Prevention Act (II of 1947), Section 5 West Pakistan Anti-Corruption Establishment Ordinance (XX of 1961), Sections 3 and 6 Punjab Anti-Corruption Establishment Rules, 1985, Rule 8 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Two applicants were undoubtedly government employees while another applicant was the complainant in the case in which the respondents were acquitted. That the two applicants have jointly scheduled the crime. Applicants, thus, could not file cases under the order of the officers mentioned in the Rule 8 directive of the Sessions Court for the registration of a case against the applicants, and the registration of the said case was also illegal because of the illegal structure. The source was taken on illegal instruction. The sessions court said police were not authorized to file the lawsuit under the law and to investigate the same order of the sessions court. The registration of this case and its registration was declared and approved by the police without legal authority and without legal influence and accordingly they were canceled.
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